Does anyone use the term "eclectic pagan" anymore?
I mean I know it was a thing in the 90s but now it just seems to be a dated and nobody seems to use it anymore.
41-45, M
This page is a permanent link to the reply below and its nested replies. See all post replies »
DeWayfarer · 61-69, M
Oh yes. Even know of a festival that still happens for them. Yet that is kind of played down for other reasons.
BTW there's a group on this site for eclectic paganism
https://similarworlds.com/paganism/eclectic
The term doesn't necessarily apply to Wicca either. Druids are sometimes called eclectic. I know of a few of them. And Kemetism applies to Egyptian religion and is considered eclectic. I once knew one that followed the Kemetic path. Both are long after 2000.
Like 2012 for the last.
BTW there's a group on this site for eclectic paganism
https://similarworlds.com/paganism/eclectic
The term doesn't necessarily apply to Wicca either. Druids are sometimes called eclectic. I know of a few of them. And Kemetism applies to Egyptian religion and is considered eclectic. I once knew one that followed the Kemetic path. Both are long after 2000.
Like 2012 for the last.
This comment is hidden.
Show Comment
DeWayfarer · 61-69, M
@ThomReidTheBlack believe me I know it better than you do. I have been all around the USA. 40 states worth of it.
ThomReidTheBlack · 41-45, M
@DeWayfarer Well things were not much more civil up here in Canada despite the stereotype. lol
