Some pagan groups have introduced what Salisbury called “queer mythology” into their practice, incorporating deities, such as the Greek god Dionysus, traditionally accepted as queer.

Wicca, sometimes known as the Goddess movement ... and celebrating May Day with flowers, no pagan practices—much less the veneration of pagan gods—have survived from antiquity.

Pagan beliefs incorporate a respect for nature, varying concepts of the divine and Pagan theology. The recognition of the divine in nature is at the heart of Pagan belief. Pagans are deeply aware ...

“This kind of Nordic mythology fit in well with groups who talked about ... consulted with a Purdue professor concerning what resembled, according to them, pagan symbols possibly Odinist in nature ...

As white supremacists marched through Charlottesville, the high priest of a pagan religion looked ... Freya, and other gods and goddesses—from Iceland’s pre-Christian past.

It’s an ancient Frankish phallic symbol of fertility ... as the “miraculous” son of the god. She has come down to us today through pagan religion as the “goddess;” through Christian religion as the ...

As Paganism is a very diverse religion with ... affirm their deep spiritual connection with nature, honour their Gods and Goddesses, and celebrate the seasonal festivals of the turning year ...

Pagan cultures established a tradition of planting a maypole in the ground and dancing around it, and modern Wiccans still regard the maypole as a symbol of the union between the God and Goddess ...

Pagan beliefs incorporate a respect for nature, varying concepts of the divine and Pagan theology. Although Paganism covers a wide spectrum of ideas, these elements sum up the beliefs of the majority.