Therefore we have no place for a fundamental evil deity. I've also heard that Pagans abuse children and sacrifice animals. To deal with these in order, in fact no Pagan has been convicted of child abuse in the UK since the end of the Inquisition. There is no place for this sort of behaviour in Paganism. That does not mean to say that it does not happen, but those responsible would face the wrath of the Pagan community as much or more than the wrath of the rest of society - and some of us have very long metaphorical arms.
Animal sacrifice is rare in Pagan religions.
There are a few exceptions to this rule, such as Santeria. There are also a few sick people out there who may use Paganism as a cover or pathetic excuse for their own depravities. I've heard that Paganism is a group of fertility religions. In venerating nature we respect the creative forces of nature, so it is arguable and often stated that Paganism is indeed a group of fertility religions. In fact many homosexual and bisexual people have found that Paganism will accept them far more than many other religions.