Quest Magazine
Quest Magazine grew out of the desire to create a publication that would stake out a middle ground in covering the previously mentioned topics, in other words to strike a balance between a traditional academic approach and the more sensational approach of tabloids. This is done by covering topics such as world religions and their important impact in society in a traditional manner with also including the esoteric aspects. Through editorials, the magazine has been an advocate for the inclusion of religious studies as a mainstream academic discipline in the public universities in the United States, arguing that religion is important in understanding world affairs.
Topics explored
* Knights Templar
* Freemasonry
* Masonic organizations
* Secret societies
* Ancient mysteries
* Holy Grail
* History
* Religion
* Folklore
* Mythology
* Paranormal
* Archaeology
* Culture
* Holiday customs and traditions
- Halloween
- Christmas
- Easter
Other similar subjects are also covered. The magazine also regularly has book reviews.
Issues regularly dealt with
* The Founding Fathers' understanding of the role of religion in America.
* Alleged Masonic conspiracies.
* History and archaeology.
* The role of religion and mythology in a culture.
* Archetypal images in literature and film.
Editor and publisher information
The magazine is edited by Hal Siemer and published by Quest Unlimited.
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