Witches praying the rosary? Catholics dealing Tarot cards? For some, it's blasphemy. For others, it's a launching pad to enlightenment. But for interfaith experts Joyce and River Higginbotham, it's a new reality begging for intellectual study. More and more, Pagans and Christians are incorporating each other's practices into their own belief systems, forging hybrid spiritual paths that borrow from both earth- and scripture-based religions. Standing in two worlds at once, these ChristoPagans are forcing a new conversation about the nature of faith - and the evolving spiritual needs of a chaotic world. With scholarly poise, the Higginbothams wade into this provocative religious pairing, deftly navigating its minefield of heresy and personal bias. Free of political agenda but ripe with open-minded curiosity, "ChristoPaganism" launches a whole new dialogue on the subject of personal belief.