Are we pagans or neo-pagans?
Is there an essential difference/are there essential differences between our paganism and that of the old pagans?
If so, what is it/are they?
Is the break in continuity between the old and new paganisms unbridgeable?
If not, how do we bridge it?
Can a neo-pagan become pagan or not?
If so, how?
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The question is a complex one, and I may resurrect and bring up to date a more complete discussion I preseted years ago. Here is t
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So: Vedic religion could fairly be described as "pagan," using the characteristics you list above. I think most of us would agree
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Hinduism is many things- as Classical Paganism was, though the mix of emphases varies. Some Hindus are pretty obviously Pagan in
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Alright- a LONG elevator ride!
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I only wish, Gus, it were around a campfire with one of Paganistan's Finest in hand (we do us proud with beers and ciders, wine no