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Friends, do you know there are approximately 1.5 million people in the United States who are practicing paganism? Every year, a huge crowd is gathering at the Stonehenge in England and it seems paganism is rising like a phoenix from the ashes of forcible conversion and genocide. But do you know what is paganism, what type of religion is paganism, what do the pagans believe in or how old is paganism? Please watch the video till the end and get all your answers. Also, if you think this video is interesting or informative, please don’t forget to subscribe my channel.

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Wang, Yulong. “The Only Pagan Temple in Armenia: Temple of Garni.” The Only Pagan Temple in Armenia: Temple of Garni - CGTN, news.cgtn.com, 26 Apr. 2019, [ Ссылка ].
Lee,Victoria. “Druids and Pagans celebrate winter solstice at Stonehenge.”-The Telegraph, 22 December.2010, [ Ссылка ]
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0:00 Introduction
1:19 Paganism is an earth-based religion. It does not have any official doctrine like other world religions.
2:00 Pagans believe that nature is divine and that the natural cycles of birth, growth and death have profound spiritual meanings.
2:55 It is the Egyptian paganism as it follow the basic principles of Egyptian spirituality.
3:06 Most pagans worship the old pre-Christian gods and goddesses.
3:22 Most of the pagans celebrate a cycle of 8 festivals.
3:36 While Yule is to mark the return of the Sun, Litha is to celebrate the beginning of summer.
4:37 In the 18th century, it gained a momentum with the rising popularity of Hinduism as a polytheistic religion.
5:01 In the 4th century, Pagans had a tradition of decorating their homes with the branches of the evergreen Fir trees on Winter Solstice to brighten their spirits during the dull winter.

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