The great question

[RandoBloom]

Ok, so is a Norwegian pagan more european than Norwegian non-pagan?
Simple as that

[Peikko]

Define pagan-

[RandoBloom]

Define pagan-

Norse/Germanic/Celtic pantheon

[Peikko]

Norse/Germanic/Celtic pantheon

So what is non-pagan? Christian?

[RandoBloom]

So what is non-pagan? Christian?

Christian, Jewish, Muslim, all non-european non pagan religions

[sean]

Ok, so is a Norwegian pagan more european than Norwegian non-pagan?

No.

Gender, race and genetics are immutable.

Blood is thicker than religion. Blood runs thicker than water, and tying everyone together by blood will unite them more than watery language, religion, culture, or "values" ever could.

99% of pre-Christian Europe's rituals and beliefs have been lost forever, and modern pagan systems are complete reconstructions based on flimsy second hand information provided by Christian monks. Pagan esotericism is basically non-existent since there's barely any written record of their beliefs. Ironically, neo-paganism, being that it is all conjecture or total fabrication, has even less basis in ancient European religions, and many modern pagans are incapable of describing the rituals or even choosing which of the pagan religions they wish to follow.

If ancient European pagans had writing systems and documented their beliefs, I would 100% be a pagan by now.

[JamesBond007]

Ok, so is a Norwegian pagan more european than Norwegian non-pagan?
Simple as that