Psychedelic Christianity: From evangelical hippies and Roman Catholic intellectuals in the sixties to clergy in a Johns Hopkins clinical trial

As the wider culture is experiencing what some call a “psychedelic renaissance,” various Christian voices are beginning to comment on this cultural moment in the press and social media. Some are curious, even open minded, about the developments; others are expressing concern about what they see as the inauthenticity and danger of psychedelics as a spiritual practice. Absent, however, is discussion of how a Christian psychedelic practice might look. Click here to read this article which seeks to address this shortfall by showcasing three extant examples of what the authors term “psychedelic Christianity”