[Antoninus]

And yes, the Egyptian, Greek, Slavic and Celtic pantheons have established worshippers as well. Even the old paganism of Canaan has followers.

Personally, I worship Seia who minds the corn while it is still underground. When it begins to germinate, I pray to Proserpina. Nodotus gets my prayers when the first stalks appear and Voluntina when the sheaths and ears begin to show. When the sheath opens, I pray to Patelana, but as soon as they all stand at equal lengths, I turn to Hostilina. When it's in flower, I pray to Flora, of course and to Lacturnus when it's full of milk. I then turn to Matuta when it's ripening and later Segetia so that it will be safe until the harvest. Runcina gets my prayers when it is ready to be removed from the soil and after it's harvested, I worship Tutilina, who watches over it in the barn.

These modern pagans who worship "Jupiter", "Thor", or "Woton" are amateurs...

[Claud]

ROTFLMAO...

you are hitting them out of the park tonight!

[orionblamblam]

> Personally, I worship Seia who minds the corn while it is still underground. ...

Makes as much sense as worshipping Big Invisible Manic-Depressive Guy In The Sky full time, I suppose.