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The Four Core Beliefs of Paganism
At the core of Paganism, there are four beliefs that Pagans share.
1) The Divine has made Itself manifest through many Deities in different
places and at different times. No one Deity can express the totality of the
Divine. This is called polytheism -- the Gods are many. (Note: Strictly
speaking, this is more like monotheism than polytheism).
2) The Divine is present in Nature and in each one of us. This is called
pantheism -- the Divine is everywhere.
3) The Divine is represented as both female and male. The two major aspects
of the Divine are the Goddess and God, although the Divine is beyond
limitations of gender.
4) The Pagan Ethic (also called the Wiccan Rede) is followed: If it harm
none, do what you will. This means a Pagan cannot cause harm to anyone or
anything, including themselves.
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