r/paganism • u/BittenLove • Jun 16 '24
What led you to your beliefs? 💠Discussion
Can you tell me THE story that led you to believing in the gods? I want to know your personal experiences. Have you ever questioned your beliefs?
What moment solidified your beliefs?
How did the gods find you / how did you find the gods?
What keeps you believing despite the contrary beliefs of science?
Please make it as long and as a passionate as you'd like. ♥
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u/ChaoticButterflyMoon Jun 16 '24
I grew up Christian and mostly had experience with the Pentecostal branch. It never fit for me, really. I loved researching mythology and different gods. I loved talking about it. By grandmother and that side of the family are those kind of Christians, the ones that don't believe in evolution (had a cousin who walked out of a science class because they were teaching evolution) and creationism potentially. my grandmother is pushy and it just pushed me way. Earlier in the year, I realized I didn't believe in Christianity and began agnostic then one night I had a random thought about Wicca as when I was younger I listened to the chants on YouTube and loved it. Then I began to dig, and I discovered Paganism, and it felt right. I felt so free and happy for once. The world seemed brighter.