Pagans?

Okay not trying to start a debate just wondering if there are any pagans on this site...(well im sure there are i just havent meet any yet)

Uh hello?

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Do pagans still exsit o.O i thought they did believe in God they just went at it to the extrem, havnt you ever read the crusible its set in Salam in Pagan times :P kind of boing film but kind of interesting story....

:P but hey i dont know that much about pagans ^_^ seeing as im not religious

I'm not pagan i'm wiccan but it is pretty close... and no they don't believe in "god" they believe in gods and goddesses.

The Crucible is set in Pagan times? What the crap? : D Did we read the same play?

No WAY. IM A CHRISTIAN!!!

My bf is peagan and ima christain..

Pagans a nature worshipper i think...they're mentioned in the bible, they worship mephisto's and the such...my mums a pagan...she's kinda witchy too -_-" i'd better behave myself huh

"Do pagans still exsit o.O i thought they did believe in God they just went at it to the extrem, havnt you ever read the crusible its set in Salam in Pagan times :P kind of boing film but kind of interesting story...."

Dear God... are you serious?

'Pagan times' for Western Europe was the pre-Late Roman period. Which was about two thousand years ago. The Crucible is set in Salem during the days of the Puritans... a LOT later. Not quite sure of the dates (American history isn't my strong point. America is bland) but I'd guess around 1680-1740.

Pagans do still exist (although I am not one, I'm atheist). They worship nature gods. Some believe in the Greek/Roman pantheon (Zeus (Jupiter), Ares (Mars), Hades (Pluto) and etc.) . Some believe in the Nordic pantheon (Odin, Thor, Tyr and etc.) Some believe in the Egyptian pantheon (Ra, Osirus, Anubis and etc.) And there are a vast number of other followings. Paganism isn't a single religion in itself but a collection of religions. Each one believes in different gods, has different creation myths (not trying offend anyone by saying 'myth'), and has different religious practices.

And to the person asking about them believing in the same God as mainstream Christianity... what the heck... they would be Christians even if they took it to an extreme.

I was going to mention the Crucible. It was set it 1693, last time I checked. Brilliant play, I must say.

Eh. I didn't much care for it. I prefered Antigone (which was set in the hayday of Pagan days by the way) myself.

Oh Antigone is just superb. My cousin studied and performed the play for Drama in College.

We're all natural born actresses in my family. (:

You're family is lucky.
We're all natural born soldiers in mine. The only part we get cast is a the 'human bullet sponge'. Lol.

Wow. Lol.

Lol..this conversation is pretty interesting..