What is the difference between Pagan and Wiccan?

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A Pagan is a non-inclusion term; it means those of Non-Aramaic faith. Wicca is a religion within the Pagan umbrella.

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Wiccan refers specifically to what is typically thought to be witchcraft. Wiccans practice black or white magic, invoking spells, charms, potions. It is nature based. Paganism is any religion that has a pantheon of gods and not one God. Pagans are often to thought to be nature based also.

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Reply by Arin (247):
Pagan is actually specific exclusion of the Aramaic (Jew/Christian/Muslim) God; not merely a word for Polytheism. add a comment

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Answer by renee (354)

Pagan have a love of nature and a commitment to live in harmony with the earth, wiccan is witchcult, it worship a Goddess,oriented neopagan witchcraft.

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Reply by Arin (247):
Pagan means no such thing. The ancient Romans, Greeks, Egyptians, Aztecs, Norse and any group you care to name had no such interest in peace and harmony. add a comment

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