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Pagan Unity, also Paganic Unity, is the idea that all pagan and neopagan religions, spiritualities and gods came from the same source and are essentially the same. Pagan Unity also supports the idea that all pagans and neopagans should unite themselves in order to reach godhood and become gods too, advocating the development of divinialism and transcendentialism in order to do so and reach a high level of being. Pagan unity also supports that pagans and neopagans should unite themselves in order to fight abrahamic fundamentalism, secular fundamentalism, new atheism and anti-theism, considering all four harmful to a pagan unity society. Pagan unity also advocates the idea that pagans shouldn't fight between themselves because of their gods and spiritualities since all of them come from the same divine source.
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