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Posted on Mon, Jan 24, 2005 09:02

Your question is too broad to be answered exactly. The only real common factor that groups people together as pagan is the belief in more then one god, and or that it is possible for more then one to exist.



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Posted on Fri, Feb 04, 2005 03:38

Beer? Religion? Valhalla the Gods await me. Open wide your gates, embrace me!

  


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Posted on Thu, Feb 03, 2005 19:13

He believes that when the beer comes out of the tap, it should be COLD. anything less, is just not beer.



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Posted on Wed, Feb 02, 2005 21:35

Here's a little doodad from Llewllyn's book on "Witta", an Irish Pagan Tradition. The idea of dieties are part of a polarity, not a duality. This basically means that good, evil, and indifference are manifest in one central power. As opposed to being polytheistic, as many people would have you think, (neo) Paganism is pantheistic, meaning that there are many manifestations of one creative life force (A Christian may perceive this life force simply as "God") called by many names and worshiped in many ways.

  


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