Paganism

It's rough to describe Paganism, because there are so many definitions. But when we refer to Pagans, generally we are speaking of Neo-Paganism. Neo-paganism is defined most commonly as a modern attempt at reconnecting with nature and adapting to the beliefs and religions before Christianity was introduced to the world, or other nature related paths.
Like Wicca, a Pagan can believe any set of guidelines from any religion. There are no rules, and there are hundreds and hundreds of paths that a Pagan may follow.
Pagans can be polytheistic, worshipping several deities. Pagans can be monotheistic, or even Atheist. Pagans may or may not believe in reincarnation, but the vast majority do believe in and actively practice Magick.
Wiccans are also classified in the Neo-Pagan religious movement, and alike Wiccans - Pagans generally practice forms of divination such as Tarot Readings, Rune Castings, Astrology, Palmistry, etc. Pagans and Wiccans both may show interest in improving their psychic intuition and abilities as a form of self divination to seek answers within themselves and others.
Therefore to close the introduction here, a Pagan can be of any form of religion or path, following any beliefs. The term is very vague in a religious description to each individual, but that's probably why the Pagan religion is so commonly named.

 

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