I'm not talking about all kinds of Pagnism but the reconstruction one especially. You are remaking a religion of a certain couture that might've been or surely was mysagionist. So, I am a bit worried, I'm a Hellenic Recon and I find people that thinkcertain deities, some of which even female themselves (Athena for an example) still bear, let's call it the mark of their culture. I never found this not to be true. What do you think? I'm generally a sensitive person, and when I hear people saying that I tend to believe it? Thanks, bye.
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Paganism and Women
- Thread starter Anonimus2
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These are living cultures and religions. Simply putting together a set-in-stone religion based on one snapshot of a specific time period, or a broad generalization attempting to combine elements from dozens if not hundreds of local variations, is not accurate reconstruction of a full religious dynamic IMO.
So, I'm perfectly glad to leave out aspects of the Old Way that are no longer appropriate to modern sensibilities and cultural contexts.
So, I'm perfectly glad to leave out aspects of the Old Way that are no longer appropriate to modern sensibilities and cultural contexts.