Abrahamic Neopaganism

Abrahamic Neopaganism, also known as Neopagan Abrahamism, is a religious movement, created by Illya "Illidar" Komaryskin, which seeks to unite the idea of ​​a single god, coming from Abrahamism, with the idea that there are several gods and individual divinity, from neopaganism. Abrahamic neopaganism is characterized by defending that there is a god (Infinite Source of All Creation) that where all gods, empaths, psychics and sensitives have a part of that god, making them gods, as well as everything and everyone has a part of this god, and each part varies from being to being and from thing to thing. Abrahamic neopaganism holds that the Infinite Source of All Creation is given other names, such as YHWH, Allah, God etc. As well as different interpretations of it, Abrahamic neopaganism has the thesis that the context of god has been distorted over time and used to oppress and subdue other people and beings, therefore, the sacred books and sacred texts must be revised and modified, to remove the parts that talk about humiliating and subduing other people's faith, beliefs and practices, in Abrahamic neopaganism, idolatry is allowed at will, as long as they see that idols are representations of God or gods and a means of communicating with the same, but not God and the gods themselves. Abrahamic neopaganism has as its main currents Christian neopaganism (Neopagan Christianity), Neopagan Islamism (Islamic Neopaganism) and Neopagan Judaism (Jewish Neopaganism) with worship to YHWH.