Assertion: paganism | /r/HasProperty | an umbrella term
Facets:
value: for a group of religions
type: OTHER
value: for practises
type: OTHER
value: for all nature based beliefs
type: OTHER
value: in the broadest sense
type: MANNER
value: for many faiths
type: OTHER
value: for several different traditions
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: Paganism is an Umbrella Term
text: Paganism is an umbrella term used to apply to a number of different earth-based faiths.
text: Paganism is an umbrella term for several different traditions, some of whose members identify as Pagan, and some of whom identify solely as a member of that tradition.
text: It's going to be tricky to find any concrete information about what Pagans think about the beginning of the world, and that's because Paganism is an umbrella term that defines a lot of different belief systems.
text: Paganism is an umbrella term for a group of religions that venerate the Earth and Nature, and the ancient Pagan deities.
text: So you see, paganism is not a specific faith but is an umbrella term for many faiths.
text: In the broadest sense, paganism is an umbrella term for nature-based religions that follow an individual spiritual path.
text: Paganism is an umbrella term that encompasses all of the non-abrahamic religions.
text: Paganism is an umbrella term for a variety of religions.
text: Since Paganism is an umbrella term for all nature based beliefs and practises, trying to categorise the beliefs of Pagans is impossible.
text: Because paganism is an umbrella term, and because there are so many branches of paganism, it’s impossible to give one answer to the question where do pagans go when they die?
text: Paganism is an umbrella term.