Polytheism
Polytheism under Paganism in the hierarchy of Religions/Agnosticism/Paganism: Polytheism is the belief and worship of multiple deities, often personified as gods and goddesses. These divine beings typically possess unique powers, attributes, and domains, and may be organized into a pantheon or mythology. Polytheistic religions can vary widely in their practices, beliefs, and cultural contexts, but they generally emphasize the importance of ritual, symbolism, and storytelling in connecting with the divine. In the hierarchy of Religions/Agnosticism/Paganism, polytheism falls under paganism, which refers to a broad group of religions that are often nature-based, experiential, and pluralistic, encompassing diverse beliefs and practices related to deities, spirits, ancestors, and the natural world.