r/CelticPaganism↗
Celtic Paganism
A subreddit devoted to pagans who follow the modern religions revived, reconstructed, or inspired by the spiritual traditions of the peoples of pre-Christian Ireland, Scotland, Wales, and neighboring regions. We welcome the curious and inquisitive!
24k subscribers56 posts / mo in Sep 202645 authors / mosince 2014
r/CelticPaganism has 24k members (+35% over the last 12 months). It gets about 56 posts a month from 45 people. Top topics: Irish Folklore & Mythology, Scottish Culture and Religion in Strategy Games.
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- Irish Folklore & Mythology1.1%
- Scottish Culture0.2%
- Religion in Strategy Games0.2%
- Seanchan & Aiel Spoilers0.1%
- Guardians and Kings0.1%
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- Internet Sacred Text Archive
- Substack
- Tickettailor
- Spotify
- JSTOR
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