Year: 2025

Paganism is a catch-all term that encompasses many different paths that respect nature, ancient culture, and the rhythms of the earth. Unlike structured religions with rigid doctrine, pagan belief is multifaceted and frequently centered around the worship of gods, spirits, and natural forces. The…

Modern Paganism revives and reinterprets ancient religions. While inspired by pre-Christian traditions, it's a new religious movement where practitioners either reconstruct historical religions meticulously or blend them eclectically with modern beliefs. The revival, rooted in the 18th century, gained momentum through various efforts and interpretations, often adapting ancient traditions to contemporary thought and utilizing social media to connect and share practices. It's part of a larger global phenomenon that aims to revitalize indigenous religious beliefs.

Roman Paganism featured a rich pantheon of gods and goddesses deeply woven into the fabric of daily life. The most important were the Di Consentes, twelve major deities mirroring the Greek Olympians. These included Jupiter, king of the gods; Juno, his wife and protector of cities; Neptune, ruler of the seas; and Minerva, goddess of wisdom.