What do Wiccans/Neo-pagans worship?

That pretty much sums it up, there are many different paths in paganism. They go with what feels right to them. There is no strict dogma having to do with a particular deity, many do see the importance of recognizing the male and female though for balance. How is that any stranger than believing in any other organized religion?

Wiccans worship at least a god and a goddess. Who they are depends on the Wiccan. Also, while ritual revolves around a patron god and goddess, that doesn't stop Wiccans from also working with other deities, or at least believing in their existence: just because you believe a god exists does *not* require you to worship them. Many cultures have hundreds or thousands or even millions of gods.

Wiccans feel a call from a particular god and goddess. It's more about understanding that call than "picking" them. Its more like the gods picked you. But if another deity is important in your life, nothing stops a Wiccan from appealing to him or her as well. Paganism in general lacks the "you must worship only me" approach to religion.

Wicca is one of many neo-pagan religions. Many neo-pagans are polytheists, although they frequently do not have the god/goddess focus. Some are monothiests, some are pantheists, some are atheists...you can't sum up the varied beliefs of the neo-pagan movement.

Most of us have a specific deity we identify with, but worship many gods and goddesses regarding all of the gods and goddesses by a general represented form called the God and Goddess which create an energy balance.

Wikipedia has a pretty good summary of this.

Glass beads, incense and shiny things

They believe in their gods - there are many

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