And we have the ever complexing Dianic example also to deal with. I have no idea how one could reconcile those two ideas if one truly believed in either one of them. The Christian god is a very intolerant and jealous god. This, actually, is the more important argument that explains why, I believe, one can not be Pagan and Christian at the same time. The simple reason is that belief in the one automatically excludes belief in the other, if one Truly Believes.
Pagans worship many gods.
The Christian god demands exclusive worship. Pagans are free to decide for themselves on issues such as morality, sexuality, marriage, types of food to eat, what holy days to celebrate and how, according to their own personal choice of deities and beliefs. The Christian god has decreed in a book exactly how the people who worship him are to behave and what they are to believe. Pagans believe that our energy will continue to exist after our bodies cease to function, most believing in some form of reincarnation. These examples of the differences in the two religious paths helps to demonstrate how the two are simply NOT compatible.