Paganism And Religion

Globally, eighty-four percent of the population identifies with a religious group. This equates to approximately 5.8 billion adults and children who are religiously affiliated. So, one point that most of the world’s population can agree on is this: something exists beyond our comprehension. So what is that “something”? Christianity teaches it is the Holy Trinity (Father, Son and Holy Spirit) while Judaism and Islam teach it is Yahweh and Allah respectively. Paganism however tends to differ. An example would be Wicca which (for the most part) teaches that God has both a masculine and feminine aspect to it. Some traditions teach that the masculine is The Horned God, while the feminine is The Triple Goddess (Maiden, Mother and Crone). Regardless of how much time …show more content…
In Christopaganism, God the Father is Yahweh or YHWH; God the Mother is Asherah or Mother Mary; God the Son is Jesus of Nazareth or Yeshua and God the Holy Spirit is Awen, Sophia or Wisdom.
While it could potentially be expected there would be a daughter aspect to the “family of God”, there is in fact no such “person”. Why you may ask? Because the Son took a wife while here on earth, this was Mary Magdalene. As Mary Magdalene was a human being, she is precluded from being a part of the Godhead. However, as the Son is King of all creation, it is only right that his wife becomes his consort and rules alongside Him in heaven. This is the “Queen of Heaven” mentioned in the Book of Revelation, never is she regarded as God but as the consort of the Lamb, which is Jesus, the Son. So, the consort is not divine but rather rules alongside her husband, the King who is divine. Much like a King here on earth takes a wife who becomes that nation’s Queen Consort, she is albeit adopted into the royal family though wasn’t