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Noumenal News is the most comprehensive news source on the net for all things paranormal, esoteric, occult, or just plain weird. Every day Che scours the net to bring you the latest stories on the subjects that interest you, from UFOs to bigfoot, from stonehenge to witchcraft, you'll find it here on the Noumenal News. This site is updated daily.

Stonehenges all around us

Posted by Che

ARCHEOLOGISTS recently discovered what appears to be the other half of
Stonehenge, illuminating what they believe is a much larger Neolithic
complex than has long been envisioned. What is coming to the surface
seems strangely familiar. Looking closely at Stonehenge and other
Neolithic sites, we find the formative patterns of our modern world.
Step
out of your house and you might […]

School Renames Easter Bunny ‘Peter Rabbit’

April 7, 2007 — A Rhode
Island public school has decided the Easter bunny is too Christian and
renamed him Peter Rabbit, and a state legislator is so hopping mad he
has introduced an “Easter Bunny Act” to save the bunny’s good name.

“Like many Rhode Islanders I’m quite frustrated … by people trying to
change traditions that we’ve held in […]

Broken trees have some thinking Bigfoot

BAY CITY, Mich., April 7 (UPI) — Several residents around Michigan’s Tobico Marsh say the recent appearance of broken trees may be the handiwork of Bigfoot.
Regional artist Lynn Conley told the Bay City (Mich.) Times that when she and a friend discovered between 15 to 20 oak and poplar trees snapped off near the […]

Biblical scholar explains ‘lost gospels’

Elaine Pagels, a prominent Biblical scholar, spoke to a crowd of more than 150 people in MU’s Reynold’s Alumni Center on Thursday night. She discussed her latest book, “Reading Judas: The Gospel of Judas and the Shaping of Christianity,” and explained how the Bible’s bad guy brought the good news.
She argues that the Gospel of […]

Wiccans say ‘Craft’ is oral tradition, not cult

Contrary to popular belief, “Double, double, toil and trouble” is not the mantra for those who follow the Wiccan religion.
Jessica Page, sophomore from Hampton, Va., discovered Wicca in high school and is now a devout follower.
“I felt really connected to it and thought it would be a nice spiritual path,” she said.
Wicca,
sometimes […]

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