I'm confused!!

[Earth_kissed]

my god is probably Jesus and my Goddess is probably Mary Magdalene!! does this mean I'm not pagan??

[Brenners]

Sweetheart, you've made a ton of posts asking questions like this, but have you actually read anything at all? If you read like we've been suggesting you do, you may find all your answers in those books. Please, even if you visit web sites, do some research on this first. I know you're excited and curious, but you should take our advice and try to catch up on your reading.

[Brenners]

Rain Gnosis made a very, very excellent post. Here is the link, please follow the links within her thread for some more answers.

http://www.mysticwicks.com/showthread.php?t=31384

[Storm]

Good advice but at anyrate I'll add. It's overwhelming and it makes your head spin, finding yourself on a new path that fits so right. I say, yes definetly, you can be a pagan worshipping christian deities. Just like many pagan's worship greek deities or Celtic deities. I am missing something in my explaination here but I am tired. I hope that'll do for now.
Storm

[SylverStar]

Some believe all gods are one god. Jesus, Mary, Artemis, Zeus, Isis, Osirus, Freya, Odin, Krisna, whatever they are all one. Now this is only one of many beliefs. On a Pagan path your God/Goddess can be whoever calls to you. It does not matter. In Santeria mixes in Catholicism and I would consider it a pagan path. So yes you can still worship Cristian deities and be Pagan.

[Equinox]

In support of Storm's post, here is another example of Pagan worship of a Christian diety: Satanists. :smoke:

-Equinox

[Nymph]

Actually I was under the impression that most Satanists did not actually worship any deity.

[Rae ShadowWolf]

Depends on the Sect. There are those who follow Set and there are those who follow Anton LeVay's teachings.