Are birthdays pagan worship?

They believe that birthdays (along with Christmas and other holidays) have pagan roots and are therefore not to be celebrated.

Those that only worship nature are considered pagan by Christians.

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.

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.

The Temple. The Covenstead. The Coven House. It all depends on the pagan and if they are in a coven or are solitary.

Defiantly not. Easter is the holiday Christians made up to steal the Pagan holiday of Ostara.

The emperor Theodosius I outlawed pagan worship and decreed that all people under his rule embrace the Christian religion. This happened in 380 AD.

The Romans had no set "religion". They were pantheists up to the reign of Theodosius I who made Christianity mandatory and outlawed pagan worship. The Romans had no set "religion". They were pantheists up to the reign of Theodosius I who made Christianity mandatory and outlawed pagan worship. The Romans had no set "religion". They were pantheists up to the reign of Theodosius I who made Christianity mandatory and outlawed pagan worship. The Romans had no set "religion". They were pantheists up to the reign of Theodosius I who made Christianity mandatory and outlawed pagan worship. The Romans had no set "religion". They were pantheists up to the reign of Theodosius I who made Christianity mandatory and outlawed pagan worship. The Romans had no set "religion". They were pantheists up to the reign of Theodosius I who made Christianity mandatory and outlawed pagan worship. The Romans had no set "religion". They were pantheists up to the reign of Theodosius I who made Christianity mandatory and outlawed pagan worship. The Romans had no set "religion". They were pantheists up to the reign of Theodosius I who made Christianity mandatory and outlawed pagan worship. The Romans had no set "religion". They were pantheists up to the reign of Theodosius I who made Christianity mandatory and outlawed pagan worship.

Elijah restored Israel back to worship of God and away from idolatrous worship of pagan gods.

No they don't ; the reason is Jesus never did so we don't also it relates back to pagan customs. (And if you are saying there are allot of things Jesus didn't do but we do now (like driving a car) that is not part of our worship, celebrating a holy day or holiday is).

He taught that God is One and that it is wrong, and futile, to worship or pray to idols. The Quraysh elders objected to this, because Makkah was, at that time, a center of pagan worship. They feared that if pagan worship ceased, their tribe would suffer a loss of influence and of income.

The Roman Catholic church worship one God, The Father, The Almighty, maker of Heaven and Earth, the creator of all things. It is a popular misconception that Roman Catholics worship Saints, when, in fact, whilst Saints are venerated, they are not worshipped. Therefore, in answer to the question "What pagan entities do the catholic church worship?", the answer is simply-none

Devil worship, pagan gods, Judaism, etc.

not really. Patrick christianised many of the pagan places of worship, festivals etc by linking them to christian saints and feastdays. there were few artifacts to destroy as much of pagan worship was based on nature.

From what I've learned about it; it is based on Babylonian pagan worship, eastern mysticism.

choose tha ship on which they would sail

Choose the ship on which they would sail

Because it would break the First Commandment.

Even after the public worship of pagan gods was banned in 391 CE, many people of the Roman Empire continued to worship them in private. In fact, the worship of pagan gods continued for at least another 200 years. People were willing to risk persecution and death to worship the gods they believed in, so they had more than just superficial appeal. To those who rejected Christianity and continued to worship the ancient gods, they offered the only genuine chance for a life after death. The gods could assist in time of trouble and provide comfort in time of need.

Your question is not very clear. Polytheism is the belief in or worship of more than one god. Many Pagan faiths are polytheistic but not all.

No. Christians are monotheists who worship one deity. Pagans are often polytheist. They worship many deities and often welcome the deities of others into their folds.

No. Jehovah's Witnesses do not wear crosses which they view as symbols of pagan worship.

No holidays worship Satan. Some people may worship Satan on particular days. For LaVeyan Satanists, the most important holiday is their birthdays. Another day some people celebrate as a Satanic holiday is Walpurgisnacht.

Pergamos in Greek means, "Married to the tower." Pergos means "tower," Gamos means "married." Ancient Babylonian priests moved from Babylon when the Medes and Persians conquered Babylon, to Pergamos and established their much adored cultic idolatry, pagan worship, with various customs and deities. The pagan form of worship originated from the tower of Babel, thus the love of the tower of Babel was the beginning of pagan worship in Babylon, arriving in Pergamos after Persian conquest. Pergamos was to represent everything the original cultic priests in the City of Babel envisioned and instituted. Greek mythology and Roman Imperial cultic worship influenced this pagan city of idolatry in later times.

Because the Israelites into exile because of their Pagan worship which broke the terms of the covenant