Greek Paganism now legally recognised in Greece!!

[von bek]

It will be interesting to see how this plays out. I dream of a day when the Pythia retakes her seat at Delphi...

 

[ZooGirl02]

"Christianized" is a far better term. They were already holy to begin with.

No there's not. Just like with homosexuality, catholics are "fine" with it as long as you don't see it. Well, tough, I say. We have to see 50+ churches in every town, I think you can handle one temple in Greece that's been there since before Jesus was born. It doesn't need your "condoning" at all.

I understand why you think they were already holy, to begin with but they were not holy to begin with in my opinion. In my opinion, Paganism is evil.

That said, I would love to see only one or two churches in every town, both of them being Catholic. I hate the fact that Christianity is so severely splintered and divided and I hope and pray that one day all Christians will be united under the Pope.

 

[The Kilted Heathen]

In my opinion, Paganism is evil.

Woah! Opinion or not, this blatantly inflammatory claim needs some justification. See, usually "evil" in use for beliefs is referred to people who kill innocents, oppress others, needlessly destroy, etc. Things that you will be very hard-pressed to show represented in Paganism.

 

[Callisto]

Because they were holy. Your opinion is simply ignorant and bigoted.

 

[Saint Frankenstein]

In my opinion, Paganism is evil.

That's very uncharitable.

 

[Flame]

In my opinion, Paganism is evil.

 

[CogentPhilosopher]

Paganism is evil.

As an ex-pagan and ex-Christian allow me to please say a couple of words.

Most pagan religions practiced today are far more moral than your religion can ever hope to be.