Celtic Polytheism
Celtic Polytheism encompasses the diverse group of religious beliefs, practices, and deities worshipped by the ancient Celtic peoples across Europe. It is characterized by a reverence for nature, a pantheon of gods and goddesses associated with various aspects of life, and a rich tradition of mythology and folklore. Continental Celtic Culture refers to the Celtic societies that existed in mainland Europe before their assimilation into Roman and Germanic cultures. This category includes religious practices and beliefs from areas such as France, Spain, and Central Europe. The term "Celtic" in this context refers to a shared linguistic, cultural, and ethnic heritage, rather than a single, unified religion or culture. Celtic Polytheism emphasizes the interconnectedness of all living beings and the natural world, and often involves rituals and ceremonies that honor the changing seasons and the cycles of life and death. It continues to be practiced and studied today as a vital part of European cultural heritage.