what makes any religion?
Q. any more than the anciant ones such as germanic paganism or greek paganism.. i mean you cant say its made up christianity stole from these, and they blatently deny it, or they say well we used some parts of i to make it easier for people to convert to us... when they say that they are simply saying they took facts of somthin else to make into sothing new. like sya i have a hamberger plae and the place across the street has hot dogs, well ill make hambergers and hotdogs so then i can get more people to come over here. with christians they made hell to frightn what dumb people we had back then... thoese are my two sents and if i did pick a religion it wold be anciant paganism because they are at least logical and less vandictive. thoese are… [cont.]
Asked by Stink B - Thu Jun 26 14:56:58 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Religion is man seeking God. The one God revealed himself to man through Abraham and Judaism.
Answered by Jarhead - Sat Jun 28 02:22:42 2008

Neopagans: I'm interested and have a list of questions...?
Q. Ok, so I'm interested in becoming a Neopagan. The only problem is, I still need to do further research and I still have some firm beliefs that I want to keep while being a Neopagan. Please take the time to answer my questions: 1. Is it possible that while still believing in the God and Goddess, I can be somewhat Monotheistic in that I believe they are both parts of a whole (as in the One God or Supreme Spirit) that is of no gender? 2. Do Neopagans still respect others' beliefs? As in, they do not preach or convert like in Christianity? (From what I've heard they are very accepting)? 3. Do Neopagans do animal sacrifices? I thought they were against animal cruelty and were 'one' with nature? 4. Do you have to be vegetarian to be a… [cont.]
Asked by lostfan52 - Wed Feb 3 03:42:41 2010 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments

A. 1. Is it possible that while still believing in the God and Goddess, I can be somewhat Monotheistic in that I believe they are both parts of a whole (as in the One God or Supreme Spirit) that is of no gender? I'm sure that is fine. The idea of an Earth spirit is fine, like one whole spirit that is in everything and everyone, uniting all. 2. Do Neopagans still respect others' beliefs? As in, they do not preach or convert like in Christianity? (From what I've heard they are very accepting)? No, not really anything like Christianity. I've never heard of a neopagan trying to twist someones arm into believing. As for respect, I'd say that the majority of pagans have a slight distaste for Christianity especially since Christianity basically… [cont.]
Answered by Ulfr Doom Occulta - Wed Feb 3 04:48:37 2010

Any pagans able to tell me of modern paganism?
Q. I have been religiously confused for a while. It seems that I may have some pagan beliefs, but im unsure of which religion to choose. I prefer European paganism, are there any pagan religions that you know of that seem interesting, and if so, tell me of their beliefs. Preferably Celtic, Germanic, or Norse paganism. the less belief in magick the better. I am looking for more authentic, Reconstructionist beliefs.
Asked by John - Mon Sep 7 18:41:16 2009 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments

A. I personally believe in the old Norse gods. If I were you, I would study your ancestry and find out who they worshiped. This should give you a clear path. I hope this will help you narrow down what religious direction to take.
Answered by SR-71 Pilot - Mon Sep 7 18:55:17 2009