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7/31/2025, 3:58:25 PM
>>17885966
Then there’s Egyptian neopaganism, Phoenician (Canaanite) neopaganism, Mesopotamian neopaganism, and Arabian neopaganism. The followers of these aren’t even from the Middle East. They are mostly westerners with no ties to any of these countries that historically practiced these religions. They don’t understand that these religions were deeply integrated into their societies, their languages, their political structures, and their environment, all of which no longer exist. Actual people from the Middle East would view these revivals with confusion or offense, especially since most of the modern Middle East is majority Muslim or Christian and remember these ancient religions only as history, not something to be worshipped again.
Then there’s Egyptian neopaganism, Phoenician (Canaanite) neopaganism, Mesopotamian neopaganism, and Arabian neopaganism. The followers of these aren’t even from the Middle East. They are mostly westerners with no ties to any of these countries that historically practiced these religions. They don’t understand that these religions were deeply integrated into their societies, their languages, their political structures, and their environment, all of which no longer exist. Actual people from the Middle East would view these revivals with confusion or offense, especially since most of the modern Middle East is majority Muslim or Christian and remember these ancient religions only as history, not something to be worshipped again.
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