Paganism, Speaker Sean Brandon Monday 12 Oct 7.30 pm

In early Christianity , paganism collectively referred to the diverse religious practices of all people who were polytheists More specifically, it denoted anyone who did not adhere to an Abranhamic religion in the Roman Empire. Pagans generally believe that the divine is found in nature, and they often honor multiple gods, goddesses, or natural spirits rather than a single supreme creator. Many practitioners are polytheistic, meaning they worship many gods and goddesses (such as Norse or Greek pantheons). Others practice animism, believing that all things—including trees, rivers, and stones—have a living spirit or soul. Cost to attend $5.00 cash at the door. Coffee, Tea, Biscuits and interesting conversation provided.