No. Birthdays aren't religious celebrations, they're cultural ones.
EDIT:
one person can say yes, and another person can say no. it all depends on how you look at it. in The Bible there were only two mentions of birthdays. the birthdays were celebrated by people who were pagan. so if you are looking at it from that point of view, yes it is pagan. like the person who answered above, you may believe that it is cultural. so the answer can go both ways.
Doesn't a persons lifestyle or cultural traditions they celebrate affect his/her religion and spirituality?
No.
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Yojo
Those that only worship nature are considered pagan by Christians.
They believe that birthdays (along with Christmas and other holidays) have pagan roots and are therefore not to be celebrated.
They believe that birthdays (along with Christmas and other holidays) have pagan roots and are therefore not to be celebrated.
There are no such thing as Pagan Cults. There are pagan covens, which is the same as a Pagan Church. People gather, celebrate, worship, etc. that is a coven/church.
Constatine
In general terms - Nature. However each pagan will have their own path, some worship the God/Goddess - others will worship specific deities from the old pantheons. It's very much a personal choice.
Defiantly not. Easter is the holiday Christians made up to steal the Pagan holiday of Ostara.
The Temple. The Covenstead. The Coven House. It all depends on the pagan and if they are in a coven or are solitary.
The emperor Theodosius I outlawed pagan worship and decreed that all people under his rule embrace the Christian religion. This happened in 380 AD.