Is Paganism still practised today?

Yes. Many ancient pre-Christian cultural beliefs and their pantheons of gods and goddesses are being revived in the modern days. Just do a little searching around and you'll find its creeping up all over the world as we speak.

!?!?

Sooo...you aren't aware of the sub-continent of India? And in

Africa the Yoruba and other types of tribal paganism are still

practiced.

Hm. Maybe your library isn't keeping up with anything relatively

current. I would suggest you consider making a trip to the

nearest major metropolitan area.

Universities have a pretty good library system...but I don't think

they'll let you check out a book unless you're a student.

I don't know a single person who does.

Oh wait.....me. And like thousands of other people.....

And then there is the fact that it's one of the fastest growing movements in America and Asatru is one of the fastest growing religions in Denmark or something or another. And then the Hellenismo's are gaining rights to the temples in Greece.

But no, no one practices that anymore

Yep. Here in my country, Colombia, south america, there are a lot of indians, and they were regarded as "pagans", and by that word the ancient catholic means heathens, outsider of the church. They believe in different gods and they pray to them. I have the rare pleasure to know some of them

Yes. Wiccans are pagans.

Are you serious? We are everywhere!

Just FYI.. anything not Christian, Jewish or Islam (or Athiest) is

Pagan - Buddhist, Shinto, Hindu, Wicca.... the list goes on and on...

Uh....yes. Just Google it and you'll come up with thousands of pages.

Yes, just recently, I went on an easter egg hunt.

Of course, christianity is based on it.

Dispite the fact I don't "practice" I live it, breath it, the true faith for me