Pagan Holidays .... Quiz

http://www.kcra.com/tu/5BT6HPuiT.html

well I got 5 out of 10 but I totally guessed on all of them! LOL

I got 8/10

I got 6 right.  But when did pagan become a synonym for Celtic?  My dictionary defines it as "One who is not a Christian, Moslem or Jew".

That leaves room for a lot of people who don't worship Queen Maab.

I got 7 out of 10.

Correct!

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Your final score is 10 out of 10 questions.

I know a lot of pagans, so... *shrug*

~Morg~

^^^heathen - different holy days

 Most U.S. pagans follow Celtic traditions, or traditions that were spawned by older Celtic traditions, so here at least it has been (wrongly) treated almost as a synonym.

 A lot of people use "heathen" and "pagan" as synonyms as well, but in the religious sense, they're not. 

~Morg~

I got 7 right and that is thanks to some on this board, I have learned a few things by coming here these past 6 yrs. :o)

 Thank you Souchef!  That was interesting.  I got 9 out of 10.  Didn't realize Eostre (I call it Ostara, Celtic version) was also called the Lady Day, but it makes sense, since it is all about the Goddess.

Not all US Wiccans/Pagans prescribe to the Celtic path.  I know another Wiccan who is more of a Hecate kind of gal, where as, I revere Brigid.  Same beliefs, different dieties.

brigid

 i got 8 out of 10...little guessing in there too.lol