pagan

[WaterRaven]

if u are pagan, is that more than one god or godless

[white_draco]

You don't have to believe in a God or Goddess to be a Pagan. Being a Pagan is to be with Nature and live with it. Revering a Deity(s) or Higher Figure isn't necessary to all, only to the ones that want to.


- White Draco -

[Eeluna]

Every Pagan is able to choose the way they believe about Deity.
I believe that the Universe is Divine. That we are all a part of this Deity just as the cells of our bodies are a part of us. I also believe that this Deity can manifest in countless ways. That is why mankind has imagined so many different forms of Divinity. Each form is valid to those who believe in it. Each person will relate to God/Goddess within their heart and soul. No one could dictate to another person how they should relate to Deity.

So the Universe is God is the Universe. Each God/Goddess is a part of the Universe just as each of us are a part of the Universe, but in the end we are all One.

[MistOfTheSea86]

Originally posted by Eeluna
Every Pagan is able to choose the way they believe about Deity.
I believe that the Universe is Divine. That we are all a part of this Deity just as the cells of our bodies are a part of us. I also believe that this Deity can manifest in countless ways. That is why mankind has imagined so many different forms of Divinity. Each form is valid to those who believe in it. Each person will relate to God/Goddess within their heart and soul. No one could dictate to another person how they should relate to Deity.

So the Universe is God is the Universe. Each God/Goddess is a part of the Universe just as each of us are a part of the Universe, but in the end we are all One.


Preach it, I agree wholeheardately. That was beautiful...

[Artemis84]

Just for further referance, the belief in more than one God is called polytheseism. (Did I spell that right?)

[Demeter]

Originally posted by Artemis84
Just for further referance, the belief in more than one God is called polytheseism. (Did I spell that right?)

"polytheism"

[Myst]

Originally posted by quiet dear
Can the Lord and the Lady be a 'symbol' (not really the word I am looking for, but it will have to do) of this unnamed power

Sure, it can work anyway you want it to. That's how I think of it actually. :D

[MistOfTheSea86]

Originally posted by Myst


Sure, it can work anyway you want it to. That's how I think of it actually. :D

But thats how I think of it! YOU CAN'T THINK OF IT THAT WAY IF I DO!!!!! STALKER!!!!!!! :D:D:D JK Myst I love ya:)

[phoenixsong]

and the belief that divinity is in everything is pantheism.