r/Christopaganism

Not sure if this is allowed but not sure where to ask? Please advise.

In the past six months, my spiritual life has blossomed in a beautiful and intense way. I have grown closer to G*d, and closer to Christ. I understand a new layer of what the “living Christ” looks like in my life and I’m THRILLED and so grateful.

That said, the content of a recent “heart song” is stumping me a bit.

I’m interested to hear anyone else’s experiences as a modern Christian woman wearing a head covering that isn’t a wig. Anyone else had a message from spirit suggesting a head covering in public? Opinions on covering one’s head in public as a Xian in the usa?

I am in a hot and humid place where being outside in a wig would be physically dangerous for me. I could wear a Muslim type head covering. However, that would also endanger my physical being in some neighborhoods here.

Thanks so much.

I am a Christian and I believe in God. About a year and a half ago, my wife gave me a necklace with Mjolnir as a gift.

This necklace means a lot to me, not because I believe in or worship Norse gods, but because it was given to me by my wife. I also associate it with my wife and child, so it has a very strong emotional meaning for me.

Besides that, Mjolnir reminds me of strength, struggle, and perseverance. When I wear it, it gives me a sense of strength and reminds me not to give up when difficult times come, but to keep fighting for my family.

I know that Mjolnir is connected to Norse mythology, so I wonder: Is it okay for me to wear it as a Christian?

I do not want it to represent belief in Norse gods or to replace God in any way. To me, it is simply a symbol that reminds me of my family, love, strength, and the struggles we face throughout life.

I would really like to hear the opinions of other Christians, especially if anyone has been in a similar situation.

I’ve been building YeshiAI, an AI-powered platform designed to support people’s daily spiritual practice across Christianity, Islam, Judaism, Buddhism, and Universal Spirituality.

One thing became obvious pretty quickly:
You can’t just build one generic “religious AI.”

A Catholic and an Orthodox Christian may approach certain practices differently. The same applies to Sunni, Shia and Sufi Muslims; Orthodox, Conservative and Reform Jews; or Theravāda, Zen and Tibetan Buddhists.

So instead of treating each religion as one category, I started building YeshiAI around both the user’s religion and their specific tradition.

Depending on the path, it includes things like:
• AI spiritual companion
• Prayer and daily practices
• Journaling and reflection
• Daily wisdom and mood cards
• Scripture/study resources
• Spiritual growth tracking
• Tradition-specific experiences

But there’s a bigger question I’ve been thinking about while building it:

Where should AI stop when it comes to spirituality?

I don’t think AI should replace priests, pastors, imams, rabbis, teachers, sanghas, churches, mosques, synagogues, temples, or real human community.

I’m trying to build it as a tool that supports the person practicing their faith or spiritual path, rather than an AI pretending to be a spiritual authority.

I’m still building and improving it, so I’d genuinely like some outside opinions.

Would you use something like this?

And more importantly: what would an AI spiritual companion have to get right before you would trust it?

YeshiAI: Prayer, Journaling, Study & Spiritual Growth with AI

YeshiAI: yeshi.ai

✝️Christianity: https://yeshi.ai/christianity
☪️Islam: https://yeshi.ai/islam
✡️Judaism: https://yeshi.ai/judaism
☸️Buddhism: https://yeshi.ai/buddhism
🧘‍♂️Universal Spirituality: https://yeshi.ai/spirituality

Would love criticism too. That’s more useful to me right now than compliments.

I’m a Orthodox Christian, I’ve always kinda wanted to like practice witchcraft even since when I was a Pentecostal but the thing that’s stopping me is that there are some verses in the bible that prohibit it and even church fathers spoke out against it, my question is how do you Christian’s practice it with the church and scripture condemning it, I’m mexican so in my culture there’s a lot of witchcraft and magic and I find it fascinating and love learning about it.

I have been pagan for a very long time, based solely in nature worship, and not really following any diety. Lately I've been pulled toward my grandfather's Catholic faith, and I really love the thought of praying the rosary and having a patron saint. I also love the beatitudes in the gospel of Matthew.

Is there a way I can combine these into my pagan path without harm? TIA.

Hey all,

Just kinda curious what others use as their religious symbol of choice on their path? I have never really felt at home with the Cross.

I feel the most connection with The Tree of Life. I wear a silver Tree of Life pendant inlaid with diamonds evey single day.

I feel it best aligns to my belief of Mother Earth and God. The Tree of Life stretches between Mother Earth and the Heavens of God.

Hi. Im a curious gurl here.. How do you relate to the Goddess figure, both Light n Dark & how do you relate to Virgin Mary, esp for Christopagans that do pray the Rosary (i tried it too once, as a non-catholic)

Mention, im not a christopagan, but im so curious, n i think the ways in which you manage to combine the two are quite interesting ^^..

Ever since reading Peter Grey’s the Red Goddess and Crowley’s book of the law in the midst of a 103\* fever, I have not been able to stop thinking about Babalon. Recently I decided to start a devotional practice focused on her, based mainly on what I read in TRG. I was just looking to see what others may be getting up to when it comes to working with her, outside of the usual sex magic lol.

(I shared to the Christopagan sub due to a suggestion that it would fit better here than in the Thelema sub)

Hello, everyone! I hope you all are having a nice day!

I have some doubts on how to follow this path, I have been pagan for almost six years now and have been worshipping Greek gods for two years, I don't know how exactly to describe that I felt called to Mother Mary and Jesus, but it started praying to my guardian angel and some archangels then a natural disaster happened in my country and I felt it was a right thing to pray to Mother Mary and the archangels for the people impacted, then I started doing the rosary...

I have never felt it was wrong to worship my gods and also approaching to christian figures, but still is too strange, I'm afraid I might offend Jesus or Mother Mary for keeping my practices to my gods. I'm not too sure what kind of advice I'm looking for exactly, tbh, let's say, how did you break the barrier of the prejudice and the fact that the Bible condemns pagan practices and started to accept this path?

I'm really afraid I might be doing something wrong