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From what I heard it means a few things. A country dweller, a person who is not affiliated with the Abrihamic religions, and a person who embraces nature and its creatures.
I myself, am a person who has a spiritual connection with dogs, and I have my own belief system and theories. I feel like nature is part of my spiritual views, and I follow my synchronicities. I don’t believe in a goddess, but I do believe in a strong possibility of a higher power, and I feel him/her guides me. I don’t like being christian as I have different views of god and such. I feel like god guides me, even though I don’t associate with christianity etc…

I’m not sure if we should ask for dues, since the group is starting out and I don’t want to turn off any potential members because we are demanding money from them. Perhaps we could have a fundraiser? What could be a cool, fun, possibly Pagan-themed fundraiser? Maybe we could do both?
We’re already planning to gain some revenue when we host community events (where we are open to the public and not just our students) where we will ask for a fee from non-college-affiliated people attending.
But the school does not support any groups financially, and if we decide to have a fundraising event, we have to submit a formal request and have it approved, which may take awhile and involves the hassle of paperwork.
What should we do?

Why do you celebrate Christmas when it is a pagan holiday i am Christan and i don’t celebrate it.
A Roman calendar drawn up by a “Christian” in 354 A.D. (The Codex Calendar of 354) shows December 25 to be the birthday of Sol Invictus. Not only is it listed as a pagan birthday; but, it is listed as the most important pagan birthday of the whole year. It was celebrated in the Roman Circus with extra chariot races. This is the sun god that Constantine the Great worshipped while claiming to be a “Christian.” His coins state that he was “committed to Sol Invictus.” Constantines’ form of “Christianity” continues to influence Christianity today. December 25th is just one example. Satan wants to be “God.” The first four commandments tell us who “God” really is. Satan hates that and has done everything possible to abrogate those commandments. Calling December 25th the birthday of Jesus is nothing less than sticking a pagan god in the face of the “God” of the Bible – a direct violation of the first commandment.
The bottom line is that there are no reliable historical documents that would place the birth of Jesus on December 25th. On the other hand, there is overwhelming documentation that the birthday of many of the sun gods of antiquity was recognized as December 25th.
The abominable worship of Tammuz, as spoken of in the book of Ezekiel, is related to December 25th. Today visitors to Bethlehem are taken to a subterranean cave, under the “Church of the Nativity” and are told that Jesus was born there on December 25th. It was Helena, the mother of Constantine, who declared that site to be the birth place of Christ. Jesus was not born there. It is a pagan sun worship cave in honor of Tammuz. The “church” historian Jerome, who wrote the Latin “Vulgate” tells us that Tammuz was worshipped there. He ought to know. His school was right next door. In fact, the back door of his school leads into the temple of Tammuz. In spite of all these facts, thousands of unknowing Christians bow down and kiss the spot in the niche where the idol of Tammuz was placed. Although theologians know, they will not tell people the truth. They will be held accountable. look up christmas history and then tell me are you still going to celebrate it?