Although there are small neo-pagan revival movements today, they're generally limited in growth to a single country or culture.
Would a more syncretic and global faith that sees all pagan traditions as interpretations of the same good be possible? I'm thinking of a religion that says you can worship Neptune if you're in Italy or Poseidon if you're in Greece, because they're both local interpretations of the same ocean god/spirit.
This could potentially group together Japanese Kami, Aztec Gods, and European paganism into a coherent theology that can theoretically be adopted by all of humanity the way Christianity and Islam spread. The closest otl analogue would be the way that the Baha'i faith interprets Jesus, Mohammed, and Buddha as different prophets of the same monotheistic deity.
Would a more syncretic and global faith that sees all pagan traditions as interpretations of the same good be possible? I'm thinking of a religion that says you can worship Neptune if you're in Italy or Poseidon if you're in Greece, because they're both local interpretations of the same ocean god/spirit.
This could potentially group together Japanese Kami, Aztec Gods, and European paganism into a coherent theology that can theoretically be adopted by all of humanity the way Christianity and Islam spread. The closest otl analogue would be the way that the Baha'i faith interprets Jesus, Mohammed, and Buddha as different prophets of the same monotheistic deity.