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'''Neo-Paganism''' is a collective term for a wide variety of mostly modern non-Abrahamic religions, with [[Wicca]] being the most prominent, along with a large collection of personal, informal faiths. It can also include elclectic faiths such as blending of older religions, often pre-[[Christian]] European faiths with elements of modern religions, usually [[Wicca]]. | '''Neo-Paganism''' is a collective term for a wide variety of mostly modern non-Abrahamic religions, with [[Wicca]] being the most prominent, along with a large collection of personal, informal faiths. It can also include elclectic faiths such as blending of older religions, often pre-[[Christian]] European faiths with elements of modern religions, usually [[Wicca]]. | ||
| − | It is sometimes incorrectly used to refer to [[ | + | It is sometimes incorrectly used to refer to [[Reconstructionism|Polytheistic Reconstructionist]] religions. |
[[Category:Paganism]] | [[Category:Paganism]] | ||
Latest revision as of 13:38, March 4, 2009
Neo-Paganism is a collective term for a wide variety of mostly modern non-Abrahamic religions, with Wicca being the most prominent, along with a large collection of personal, informal faiths. It can also include elclectic faiths such as blending of older religions, often pre-Christian European faiths with elements of modern religions, usually Wicca.
It is sometimes incorrectly used to refer to Polytheistic Reconstructionist religions.