Graeco-Roman paganism
There are some differences in Greco-Roman paganism and Christian faith. The Greco-Romans didn’t believe in soteriological divinities. Instead, they believed in lesser spirits, devoted spirits and ghosts. They believed in the spirits and ancestors of their ancestors as well as other gods.
Norse paganism
Norse paganism is an ancient religion based on the traditions and beliefs of the ancient Scandinavian people. It is open to everyone and celebrates nature and the cycles of life. It is based on the belief that all life is interconnected and humanity is part of nature. Norse pagans practice both alone and in groups. Many find inspiration in other religions' philosophy and practices.
Germanic neopaganism
Contemporary Germanic paganism, also called Heathenism is a brand new religious movement. It is a "new religion," according to religious studies scholars.
Gardnerian Wicca
Among the many practices of witchcraft today is Gardnerian Wicca. This practice has strong connections to Gardneria’s ancient traditions. Gardnerian Witchcraft rituals are powerful tools to enhance one's spiritual strength, and connect with spirit world.
Modern Neopaganism
Neopaganism today is founded on the belief that all gods and deities of nature are part us. It is often associated with various beliefs, such as astrology and the study and analysis of emotions and psychology. Rituals that worship the earth and its many creatures are often associated with these beliefs.
Animism
Animism, a philosophy that acknowledges both personal spiritual beings and impersonal powers, is called animism. Both exist in our world, and both interact with it. Therefore, animism requires a broad definition beyond the "spirituality". In general, animism recognizes the power of personal and impersonal spiritual powers to influence human affairs. In addition, animism aims to make us aware of how these powers impact our lives. This will help us to determine the best actions for the future.