/ˈpeɪɡənɪzəm/
NOUN
A religious belief system involving the worship of multiple deities, often rooted in the traditional spiritual practices of a particular culture or community.
Religious traditions that recognize and worship multiple gods and goddesses, often associated with ancient civilizations and indigenous cultures.
Spiritual belief systems rooted in the customs and ancestral traditions of indigenous communities, often involving nature worship, multiple deities, and traditional rituals.
NOUN
A class of religious and spiritual traditions characterized by rituals connected with nature, natural forces, seasonal cycles, and the spiritual significance of the natural world.
Religious practices that honor natural elements, seasonal changes, animals, plants, and spiritual forces believed to inhabit or influence the natural world.
Religious customs and ceremonies practiced by ancient communities before the spread of Christianity, frequently involving multiple deities and seasonal celebrations.