Ostara 1999 Newsletter Confused? |
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Confused about the number and names of the religions of the world? Confused about the number of Pagan paths that are available to study and follow? The list below was put together by a lady called Morrigan. She has given us permission to replicate her list and can be contacted at morrigan@europa.com
The list is not exhaustive, perhaps that's a project that you could undertake to further your religious studies...
(I have chosen not to alphabetise the list in an attempt to show that to an outsider, it is all very confusing, and overwhelming! No wonder we are misunderstood somtimes.)
Some World Paths
Baha'I Faith Muslim Confucianism Hinduism Taoism Shinto Mariology Mennonite Apologetics Satanism Scientology Paganism Agnisticism Transhumanism Jain Zoroastrianism Sabean Animism Roshambo Buddism Christianity Sufism Islam Judaism Sikhism Amish Quaker Orisha Hare Krishna Atheism Humanism Zen Jaffo Kibology Vaishnava RastafarianismPagan Paths
Wicca Georgian Esoteric Goddess Low Magick Macumba Native Osho Voodoo Ifa Sumeria Feminist Dianic Gardnerian Shamanism Hellenic Theodism Enochian Themla Babylonian Mage Ceremonial Techopagan Kitchen Witch Hedge Witch Discordian Witchcraft Asatru Gnosticism Urban Witch High Magick Pythagorean Epicurean New Age Santeria Herne Egyptian Alexandrian Tantric Eclectic Chaos Roasicrucianism Tuetonic Unitarian Golden Dawn Kabbalist Hermetic Magick Western Mystery Neopagan Green Witch Ecopagan Dragon Alchemistic Stregheria OTO Western Celestial Circle Odinism Hermetic Elemental Radical Faeries Norse Minoan Akkadian Thoesophy Hereditary Sylvan Natural Pantheism Druidism Faerie Celtic Welsh Family TraditionThis does not include all the location specific paths (e.g., North Country Tradition, Reclaiming Collective), but gives you some idea of the extensive diversity of the paths that one can choose to follow.
