r/paganism↗
/r/paganism
An inclusive subreddit for all Pagans regardless of theistic views or paths. We are a stronger community through diversity and inclusion. Paganism is a term to describe the modern religions that have been revived, reconstructed, or inspired by the pre-Christian religions of mainly the European and Near East regions.
87k subscribers246 posts / mo in Sep 2026 (incl. <1% by known bots)191 authors / mosince 2008
r/paganism has 87k members (+17% over the last 12 months). It gets about 246 posts a month from 191 people. Top topics: Norse Mythology, Religious Campus Life and Egyptian Deities.
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- Norse Mythology<0.1%
- Religious Campus Life<0.1%
- Egyptian Deities<0.1%
- Tarot Practices & Insights<0.1%
- Odin's Corner<0.1%
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- THEOI GREEK MYTHOLOGY
- Patheos
- Internet Sacred Text Archive
- Substack
- Academia
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