Rodzimowierstwo: Revival of Slavic Native Faith in Poland

The provided text offers a comprehensive overview of Rodzimowierstwo, the Slavic Native Faith movement in contemporary Poland. It examines the challenges of reconstructing this ancient pre-Christian religion due to scarce historical evidence, highlighting how practitioners synthesize information from archaeology, folklore, and comparative mythology. The text then traces the historical trajectory of its revival, from the initial Christianization and "double faith" phenomenon to 19th-century Romantic precursors and the organized movements of the interwar and post-communist periods, noting the significant ideological divisions that persist today. Finally, it explores the theology, rituals, and organizational landscape of Rodzimowierstwo, emphasizing its deep connection to nature, ancestor veneration, and its role in challenging Poland's dominant Catholic-national identity, while also addressing its complex relationship with nationalism and public perception.

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