Neopaganism 101

[nontacitare]

Unfortunately, I won't be able to present "What is Paganism?" this fall, since I got a job in Kent. If someone else (especially an OSU student) would like to take over this topic, feel free. Here is a list of some of the more common Neopagan religions to get you started (ignore if it's not useful.)


Wicca - solitary vs. coven
traditions: Gardnerian, Alexandrian, Celtic, Irish, Eclectic, Dianic, Protean, Christos, Hexarian, etc.
Stregeria
Dianic Paganism (non-Wiccan)
Druidry - ADF, Keltrian, Romantic Revivalism
Women’s Spirituality/Goddess-centered spirituality
Men’s Spirituality
Asatru
Shamanism
Ethnic/Reconstructionist
Pantheism/Gaianism
Church of All Worlds
Native American spirituality
Covenant of Unitarian Universalist Pagans
Discordianism
Ceremonial Magicians
Eclectic Paganism (non-Wiccan)
I refuse to label my spirituality

Related Religions that aren’t Neopagan
New Age
Hinduism
Buddhism/Daoism/Shintoism
American Indian religions
Vodun/Santeria/Candomble