What is a Pagan?
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Is it somebody who does not believe in God?
It is somebody who believes in many gods rather then one God.
Does it mean that a Pagan believes in Satan?
I am not sure if you mean that they believe that Satan exists, or that they follow Satan. In either case Pagans believe in the existence of "dark forces", but not necessarily Satan. Some Pagans follow the "the dark side", while others claim to follow the light.
Does Pagan mean one who sacrifices?
No, some pagans sacrifice while others do not. Monothestic religions (Non-Pagans) are all about making sacrifices. Even Christianity is about the "sacrifice" Jesus made on the cross.
Are Pagans bad people?
Some are. Some aren't.
Are Greeks Pagan?
If you mean is Greek Mythology Pagan. It depends on how the Mythology is interpreted. And that is a whole subject in itself.
It is my belief that a Pagan is someone who believes in God, A Goddess(his spiritual wife), and Jesus who we all know is the Son.
No, I wouldn't call that belief paganism. I would say you are not far from the truth. However, if that is how you want to define Paganism, I would say whatever floats your boat. Just get to know Jesus and you can't go wrong.
How does God perceive our allowing our children to die in his name?
This is a loaded question, but it has to do with a combination of unconditional love, and freedom of choice. Are you willing to die for someone you love? Jesus did. He died for you.
Is it right that a religion will force a woman to stand and watch her child die of cancer or die slowly because it is premature, or needs a blood transfusion?
Jesus wouldn't do this. And neither would any of his true followers. What would He do? He would probably lay hands on the child and heal it, or give his own blood for the transfusion.
Is not forcing a person to die, that could lived with aide murder?
Again Jesus probably would just heal the person. Personally, I don't want to be hooked to machines in a hospital. Just let me die naturally.
Did God Send a Bible down with Adam and Eve that stipulated his wishes?
No, he walked with them in the Cool of the Day and told them His wishes.
Did God stipulate that we all follow the religion that his son was born into and in case you don't know which one that is it is Jewish. Did he demand that?
No, but Jesus did say He was The Way, The Truth, and The Life. Notice He did not say His ideals was the way, the truth, and the life. True Christianity does not focus on religion or ritual; it focuses on relationship.
Did God not tell us to love each other and accept each other for what we were worth?
"Love the Lord your God with all your heart, soul, and mind, and love your neighbour as yourself and so fulfill the Law and The Prophets."
Jesus Christ