Graeco-Roman paganism
There are some key differences between Greco Roman paganism and Christian religion. First, the Greco-Romans were not believers in soteriological deities; they believed only in lower spirits and devoted spirits. They believed in the spirits and ancestors of their ancestors as well as other gods.
Norse paganism
Norse paganism is an ancient religion that draws on the traditions of ancient Scandinavian people. It is open to everyone and celebrates nature and the cycles of life. The underlying philosophy is that humanity is part of nature and all life is interconnected. Norse pagans practice both alone and in groups. Many find inspiration in other religions' philosophy and practices.
Germanic neopaganism
Contemporary Germanic paganism, also known as Heathenism, is a new religious movement. It is a "new religion," according to religious studies scholars.
Gardnerian Wicca
Gardnerian Wicca is just one of many witchcraft practices. This type of practice has a strong connection to the ancient traditions of Gardneria. Gardnerian Witchcraft rituals are powerful tools to enhance one's spiritual strength, and connect with spirit world.
Modern Neopaganism
Modern Neopaganism is based on the belief that the gods and goddesses of nature are part of us. It is also associated with many beliefs, including astrology, the study of human emotions, and psychology. Sometimes, these beliefs are accompanied by rituals that include a worship of the earth's many creatures.
Animism
Animism is a philosophy that acknowledges the presence of personal spiritual beings alongside impersonal powers. Both exist in our world, and both interact with it. Therefore, the definition of "spirituality", while broadening it is necessary. In general, animism recognizes the power of personal and impersonal spiritual powers to influence human affairs. Animism also aims at making us aware of these powers and how they impact our lives. By doing so, we can determine what actions we should take in the future.