paganity (Meaning)
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paganity (n.)
The state of being a pagan; paganism.
Synonyms & Antonyms of paganity
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paganity Sentence Examples
- Paganity, with its rich tapestry of beliefs and rituals, has fascinated scholars for centuries.
- The ancient Romans practiced a form of paganism before the spread of Christianity.
- Modern paganism encompasses a diverse range of spiritual practices, from Wicca to Druidry.
- Some scholars argue that elements of paganism persist within contemporary cultural celebrations.
- The resurgence of interest in paganism in recent years has led to a reevaluation of its historical significance.
- Paganity often emphasizes a deep connection to nature and the cycles of the natural world.
- Pagans celebrate seasonal festivals, such as Samhain and Beltane, to honor their spiritual beliefs.
- The spread of Christianity in Europe led to the decline of traditional pagan practices.
- Paganity's influence can still be seen in folklore, art, and literature across many cultures.
- Pagans often embrace a pluralistic worldview, welcoming diverse perspectives on spirituality and religion.
FAQs About the word paganity
The state of being a pagan; paganism.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
Paganity, with its rich tapestry of beliefs and rituals, has fascinated scholars for centuries.
The ancient Romans practiced a form of paganism before the spread of Christianity.
Modern paganism encompasses a diverse range of spiritual practices, from Wicca to Druidry.
Some scholars argue that elements of paganism persist within contemporary cultural celebrations.
