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Hundreds of millions, you see, all non-Abrahamic religions are Pagan.
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Are their any forums that promote understanding between Pagans and Christians?
Try "The Pagan Federation" (Google it) which is the largest in Europe (and possibly the world). They even have many members who describe themselves as "Christian Pagans".
What is one example of a sovereign government in the world today?
The world as of June 2014 has many sovereign governments. One example of a sovereign government is the United States of America.
What book do pagans read?
There is no single holy book for Pagans. Pagans read many books, books written by other pagans.One can say that the Holy book of Pagans is the Nature, Mother Earth.
How many days till 2014?
As of today it is 70 days
How many people are sharing information on the Internet today?
As of 2014, there are billions of people all over the world sharing information on the Internet. Almost everyone in the world is connected to the Internet now.
How many countries in the world 2014?
199
How many years ago was 1810?
Today the year is 2014, so 1810 was (2014-1810) = 204 years ago.
How many third world countries are in the world today?
There are 47 third world countries today.
How many members world wide the Iglesia ni Cristo church has today?
As of 2014, over 10 million people are a member of the Iglesia Ni Cristo (Church of Christ).
How many cars in the world today?
There were over 65 million produced in 2013. The best estimate is around 605 billion as of 2014. The figure changes each and every day.
How many independent countries in the world today?
There are 196 independent countries in the world today.
Was Ireland pagan?
There were many pagans (sometimes referred to as 'Celtics' today) during the earlier days of Ireland. Before organized religions almost all societies of the world were pagan, including the ones who resided in modern-day Ireland. St. Patrick ultimately eliminated the open pagan religion in Ireland, although today it is making a more welcoming appearance in the culture.
