do you mix pantheons

[X-Yami-no-Ko-X]

Salmenella

Most followers of the Roman Way don't consider themselves to be pagan.

I'm curious. Why?

[jaden kendam]

X-Yami-no-Ko-X

Salmenella

Most followers of the Roman Way don't consider themselves to be pagan.

I'm curious. Why?

I am a little curious as to the proof behind Salmenella's post. Unless she or others she knows are going by the opinion that pagan equals tree worshipper or something akin to that.

[rmcdra]

X-Yami-no-Ko-X

Salmenella

Most followers of the Roman Way don't consider themselves to be pagan.

I'm curious. Why?

taking a wild guess, it's because the Roman Urbanus, would never have considered themselves to be paganus.

[X-Yami-no-Ko-X]

jaden kendam

I am a little curious as to the proof behind Salmenella's post. Unless she or others she knows are going by the opinion that pagan equals tree worshipper or something akin to that.

rmcdra

taking a wild guess, it's because the Roman Urbanus, would never have considered themselves to be paganus.

I wouldn't doubt if either one were the case. I was curious because there are Kemetic temples that don't identify as pagan and classify themselves as an African Traditional Religion.

[Salmenella]

rmcdra

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Salmenella

Most followers of the Roman Way don't consider themselves to be pagan.

I'm curious. Why?

taking a wild guess, it's because the Roman Urbanus, would never have considered themselves to be paganus.

Bingo.

[pissweeble]

I usually stick with the Greek Pantheon if need be, but it's to be understood that all forms of the God and Goddesses are originally of one being. Their forms are just human representations of different aspects of the one being.