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Paganism is an umbrella term for nature based religions and practises. As such it is hard to categorise or define. The main tenet within any Pagan philosophy however, is connection with nature, and the natural cycle.
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What do witchs drink?
The same as you or I drink. Pagans and Neopagans (this includes Wiccans and Witches) are normal people. They just worship nature. Correction....WE worship nature....i am a neopagan as well...
What is Artemis' relationship with our current world?
American school children are taught Greek Myth and about Artemis, due to America association with Greek and Roman greatness. Also there is a revival in her worship with Hellenic Pagans, Wiccans, and Neopagans alike.
Do pagans believe orgy's?
Paganism can take many forms, as can other religious belief systems.Some pagans may believe in having orgies others will not.
What are the beliefs about Pagans?
Whose Beliefs? Christian's beliefs? Wiccan's Beliefs? Stregherian Beliefs? There are many forms of Paganism in the world and each of them, though at times may have beliefs in common, have a belief system that is uniquely there own. Your question needs to be more clearly stated.
What is Commonly Accepted Belief?
The most common belief is Christianity
What is common belief?
Its what i believe
What was common belief of the ghazi warriors?
What was the comp belief of the ghazi warriors ?
When was The Pagans created?
The Pagans was created in 1977.
What was the common belief in Germany?
jiggle
What is the belief of gods and goddesses?
There is not one, but many Religious groups that worship mutliple Gods and Goddesses, and these people are often identified as Pagans and/or Polytheists.Wicca, considered a Neopagan faith, is the most common of the New Age Polytheistic practices due to its' association with; Witchcraft, rituals, Pagan-like culture and traditions.
What do pagans drink?
There are no restrictions on what Pagans may drink.
What is a common belief or common practice which may not be true or have practical value?
A common belief or practice which may or may not be true or have practical value could be called a tradition or a custom.
