What kind of Pagan are you?

Quizfarm :: What kind of Pagan are you?

1. My faith includes a final battle known as Ragnarok.	Disagree	Agree
2. I often find myself looking to Juno and Jupiter for guidance.	Disagree	Agree
3. My faith's history spans before the written word, though some later were written in Cuneform script.	Disagree	Agree
4. My alter occationally looks like a museum display of ancient artifacts.	Disagree	Agree
5. Most people haven't even heard about what I believe.	Disagree	Agree
6. When it's time to throw a party, I am often inspired by the God Bacchus.	Disagree	Agree
7. I gave up something for lent this year.	Disagree	Agree
8. In my religion, knowing Hebrew can be an asset.	Disagree	Agree
9. I have one or more depictions of the greek gods or goddesses around my alter.	Disagree	Agree
10. Gods aren't important and shouldn't be the focus of worship; working on ideals like "good" or "light	Disagree	Agree
11. Candles, holy water, kneeling, crossing one's self, and incence are common in my faith.	Disagree	Agree
12. When praying for love to come my way, I pray to Aphrodite.	Disagree	Agree
13. I know that Ra is much more than a character in Star Gate.	Disagree	Agree
14. It's naive to place your trust in any god; you should place your trust in energies and yourself.	Disagree	Agree
15. There's a plague God in my faith, usually called Reshef or Namtar.	Disagree	Agree
16. Some of the Gods from my faith include: Enlil, Shamash, Sin, and Ashtar/Ishtar/Inanna.	Disagree	Agree
17. I know who my spirit guides and totems are, and what they mean in my life.	Disagree	Agree
18. Stonehenge is the ideal place of worship, I think.	Disagree	Agree
19. I know the Bhagadvagita is.	Disagree	Agree
20. Were I to die valiantly, it is quite possible that my soul would be taken to Valhalla.	Disagree	Agree

21. The Futhark and runes are a major contribution from my faith.	Disagree	Agree
22. I believe the Virgin Mary is equally as important to my faith as her son, Jesus Christ.	Disagree	Agree
23. Pluto is not a dog owned by Mickey Mouse.	Disagree	Agree
24. I try to observe the ideal of striving for the middle path.	Disagree	Agree
25. My Gods may include Shiva, Kali, Vishnu, Ganesha, Tara, Durga, Parvati or Brahma.	Disagree	Agree
26. We are all apart of God and can look inside ourselves as God does to inspire creativity in our lives	Disagree	Agree
27. My religion teaches and accepts the unique life and spirit in people, animals, herbs, and stones.	Disagree	Agree
28. One of my Goddesses was so popular, the Catholic Church had her made into a saint.	Disagree	Agree
29. Ambrosia not just a fruit salad at a picnic.	Disagree	Agree
30. My religion doesn't try to define God as anything - person, gender, or name.	Disagree	Agree
31. I know what a Medicine Wheel is, how it is made and used.	Disagree	Agree
32. The "mother" and "father" aspect of my beliefs are usually Zeus and Hera.	Disagree	Agree
33. Diana the Virgin Huntress is apart of my pantheon.	Disagree	Agree
34. A diety from my faith was turned into a well known comic book hero.	Disagree	Agree
35. My religious "roots" stem from Ireland, Scotland, Wales and England, mostly.	Disagree	Agree
36. When chaos ensues, I know I can thank Tiamat.	Disagree	Agree
37. I'm familiar with the use of a sweat lodge for spiritual enlightmentment and exploration.	Disagree	Agree
38. Tools of my faith often include sage, feathers, drums, and rattles.	Disagree	Agree
39. I often look to the All-Father for wisdom.	Disagree	Agree
40. My God and goddess have no names, or else they might change depending on why I'm calling them.	Disagree	Agree

41. It's because of the beliefs of my faith that the Torah was reinterpreted.	Disagree	Agree
42. People shouldn't be locked into just one pantheon.	Disagree	Agree
43. The Horned God is usually known at Cernnunos or Herne in my religion.	Disagree	Agree
44. Some of the stories from my faith include references to Avalon, fairies and couldrons.	Disagree	Agree
45. I'm very well versed in healing techniques that involve the chakras, such as Reiki or Chi Healing.	Disagree	Agree
46. I look to every source of mythology, religion and history I can to define who I am in my faith.	Disagree	Agree
47. I often use the Saints as people to pray to for small things.	Disagree	Agree
48. I wear an ankh right beside my pentacle all the time.	Disagree	Agree
49. Everything is about duality; man/woman, good/evil, light/dark.	Disagree	Agree
50. Reincarnation and Karma are key elements of my religion.	Disagree	Agree
51. When I'm worried about travel or messages, I tend to pray to Hermes.	Disagree	Agree
52. My Gods were the inspiration for most of the planets in our solar system.	Disagree	Agree
53. I own a rosery and use it for prayer.	Disagree	Agree
54. It's not uncommon for me to ask for help from gods from all different sorts of pantheons.	Disagree	Agree
55. A few facets of my faith include Otz Chiim (The tree of Life), angels, symbolism, and Crowley.	Disagree	Agree
56. The Epic of Gilgamesh is one famous story from my faith.	Disagree	Agree
57. Magic is just working for an ideal and tipping the balance your way.	Disagree	Agree
58. My alter is a multi-cultural conglomeration of tools, images, and energy.	Disagree	Agree
59. My Gods occationally resemble people with animal heads.	Disagree	Agree
60. I know the story of Isis and Osirus by heart, and often think about the devotion between them.	Disagree	Agree