Why can't I be both?

I disagree with that definition

What constitutes a main religion?

Zoroastrianism isnt pagan, but its not a "main" religion

Mormonism too

Apparently some places have adopted syncretic beliefs

Pagan just means heretic

Christian belief while still performing pagan rituals

Very strange

That's sort of what I am I suppose

pagan does not mean heretic

else protestants are pagans

I pray to God usually (sometimes nordic gods) but I dont mean Christian god necessarily, just God

They would be if Big Church didn't accept them

But I view Jesus as a supremely holy being

But what makes you christian if you worship other gods <:thonk:520003926381166597>

Pagan mostly refers to polytheistic non abrahamic religions

Now it does

Literally a commandment to only worship one god

or niche shit that isnt occult

Well my life has been based in a Christian society, so Christian morals have become inevitably intertwined with mine

Naruhodo <:thonk:520003926381166597>

While Zoroastrianism would fall into the catagory of pagan, i like to not classify them as such

I dont really like to debate religion because I dont consider theological concepts to be rooted in fact. You dont think I can be Christian and Pagan? Fine, i dont need you to

Not important

It depends if they contradict each other somehow <:thonk:520003926381166597>

Most people that call themselves christian arent actually christian

The only true christian is none other than Christ himself

European polytheist is a better term

Which is what every Christian should be emulating

at first I thought you were going to refer to the sola fides

or severe sola fides

Christians are disciples of Christ

@rainworld though I would consider types like neo-nahuatl or neo-....egyptian to be pagan

True as well

I also consider types like the Wicca but I mostly refer to the European heritage ones when I say pagan

i'd round them up

and *doom* *doom*

nordic lads are larpers but wiccans are cultists