Articles by subject: superstition
- Rites & responsibilities (by Sarah Ditum, May/June 2012 )
- The appalling case of Kristy Bamu, tortured to death for being a witch, suggests belief in malign spirits is becoming widespread in Britain. Sarah Ditum explores what is being done to protect the vulnerable
- Atheists can embrace the power of Tarot (by Elizabeth Wilson, March/April 2012 )
- Elizabeth Wilson lays her cards on the table
- Witch-hunt saboteurs (by Richard Wilson, May/June 2011 )
- Across Africa, humanists are on the front line in the battle to protect women and children accused of witchcraft. Richard Wilson reports
- Fairy story (by Martina Evans, July/August 2006 )
- Martina Evans reviews a new book about Bridget Cleary who was burned as a witch just over a century ago
- The debunkers (by Caspar Melville, November/December 2005 )
- India's rationalists are on the frontline of the battle between science and superstition. Caspar Melville reports on their fight to debunk "holy men"
- Decent, honest and truthful? (by Frank Jordans, November/December 2004 )
- Frank Jordans uncovers the spiritual loophole that allows healers, clairvoyants and mystics to advertise their bogus wares
- Don't touch the product (by Padraig Reidy, July/August 2004 )
- Pádraig Reidy falls under the spell of a preacher man
- Driving out the demons (by Orlando Radice, July/August 2004 )
- They brandish crosses, sprinkle holy water and have grown in number from 20 to 300 in ten years. Orlando Radice charts the renaissance of Italys exorcists
- Gurus and gibberish (by Francis Wheen, January/February 2004 )
- Francis Wheen on the snake-oils and quacks of our age
- Cereal Lies (by Simon Hoggart, Winter 2002 )
- Simon Hoggart goes round in circles
- Rationalism a la mode (by Shirley Dent, Winter 2001 )
- It takes all sorts. From Fruit 'n' Veg horoscopes to the horror of a mother armed and willing to use the Holy Water... Dr Shirl takes them on...
