- than Judaism. In the time of the
Roman Empire,
individuals fell into the
pagan class either because they were
increasingly rural and
provincial relative...
- Africa, and the Near East.
Despite some
common similarities,
contemporary pagan movements are diverse,
sharing no
single set of beliefs, practices, or religious...
-
religious practices Pagan's Motorcycle Club, a
motorcycle club The
Pagans, a 1970s
American punk band The
Pagans (film), a 1953
Italian film
Pagan (disambiguation)...
- The
Pagans were an
American punk rock band from Cleveland, Ohio,
United States, that was
originally active from 1977 to 1979. They
reformed several times...
- of
Burmese script. The
Pagan Kingdom (Burmese: ပုဂံပြည်,
pronounced [bəɡàɰ̃ kʰɪʔ], lit. 'Bagan State'; also
known as the
Pagan dynasty; also Romanized...
-
Pagan's Motorcycle Club, or
simply the
Pagans, is an
outlaw motorcycle club
formed by Lou
Dobkin in 1957 in
Prince George's County, Maryland,
United States...
-
Pagan Christianity may
refer to:
Gentile (non-Jewish) Christianity; see
Pauline Christianity Syncretism of folk
religion and Christianity; see Folk Christianity...
- In statistics, the Breusch–
Pagan test,
developed in 1979 by
Trevor Breusch and
Adrian Pagan, is used to test for
heteroskedasticity in a
linear regression...
-
individuals notable for
their pagan religion.
Pagans among the
Arabic peoples Amr ibn Hishām,
pagan leader Epiphanius of Petra,
pagan sophist and rhetorician...
-
pagan in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. A
pagan is an
adherent of paganism.
Pagan may also
refer to: Bagan, a city in Myanmar, also
known as
Pagan Pagan...
