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Who says monotheism and paganism can't mix? Someone needs to lessen up on them defining lines there...
Sounds rather like a fundamentalist pagan. Which, there is certainly nothing wrong with, but like fundamentalism in any religion, it ignores the dynamic humanism that drives religious and spiritual belief.
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Maybe you're right, Guitar.
However, do you think that being a monotheistic Pagan can destroy the richness of Paganism? And how can one be Pagan and a monotheist at the same time? Pagan festivals celebrate different deities. Do you think that it would be better as a sort of soft-polytheism, or inclusive monotheism, in this case? |
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I am, of course using Pagan in the modern sense of the word. The lines are always blurred when labeling something that is inherently individual. For instance, what of Christian Wiccans? I sometimes label myself as a Christian-Pagan because I borrow from the mythology and symbolism of both.
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Asolutely
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I am a follower of father Lucifer and previously Herne.Both have possessed my body and mind. I can tell you now that identifying yourself as part of a faith is very insignificant. I am not religious yet believe in both the pagan and non-pagan Gods of all pantheons. All that really matters is the Astal and the reclaimation of Heaven for both Grigori (your Gods) and Lucifer.
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-Henry Ford No wait I have another good one . . . "Every man takes the limits of his own field of vision for the limits of the world. " -Unknown-
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"Every thing is alive, even the rocks, even that bench you are sitting on. Somebody made that bench for a purpose, didn't he. Well, then, it's alive, isn't it? Everything is alive. That's what we Indians believe. White people think everything is dead.." (Indian Tales. P.242).
From Thomas Bulfinch's Bulfinch Mythology, Age of Fable: Vols. I & II: Stories of Gods and Heroes. “The Druids taught the existence of one god, to whom they gave a name “Be’ al,” which Celtic antiquaries tell us means “the life of everything,” or “the source of all beings,” This one I translated from one from a Slavic site The Sort - Slavic vsesushchy the unified God of all world and a source of all life. Most had one Great Spirit or God, the Irish word for God is Dia & I read somewhere it was an Irish deity that looked like the Christian God. They normally name them after a god with the same characteristics not for the looks. Maybe we made God in our image???? |
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How is religion a way of knowing the truth? What truth?
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It seems a shame that paganism can only really be explained as any religion that is one of the abrahamic faiths. This person who told you this, was he/she christian? Has he/she never heard of hinduism? Just because this person doesnt have the requisite intellectual maturity to embrace a larger view of their own consciousness does not make them right. -Q |
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