Veith as a conspiracy theorist. As well, various viral image posts have appeared on the internet, usually in neopagan or atheist spaces, citing Hislop's theory of Easter being etymologically derived from Ishtar, as well as adding in more misleading pieces such as claiming Ishtar's symbols were the "bunny" and the "egg". This view has been echoed by the Richard Dawkins Foundation for Reason and Science, who has since redacted the claim. See also Anti-Catholicism Christianity and Paganism List of conspiracy theories Loraine Boettner References Bibliography External links The Two Babylons (text online) Tracking the First Pagans 1853 non-fiction books 1858 non-fiction books 1919 non-fiction books Anti-Catholic publications Propaganda books and pamphlets Pseudohistory Nimrod Anti-Catholic slurs Inanna Semiramis