What are some good PAGAN names for a baby boy? (Please notice I said pagan)
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Vampyre Bat
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I couldn't say for definite so I found a couple of websites for you to check out: http://www.pythorium.com/lifestyle/pagan_baby_names http://www.tygerbright-creations.com/parenting/names.shtml http://www.thinkbabynames.com/search/1/pagan
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Mephistopheles
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Aleister
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I like Arthur. Is it a boy for sure then?
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I am not sure yet. I may decide to ask the doctor or let them keep it a secret. We have a girl's name already chosen, but not a boy's
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Any of the old British names would fit the bill: eg Alfred
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bubba jim bob lee roy smith
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I know a serious Pagan called Richard?
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Thor Odin Mithra
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Found a Pagan name generating site you couls find plenty on here judge:-)http://www.fjordstone.com/fjo/generator.html
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Blade Rowan Willow Aspen Arwen
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Arkius is yet to fail me
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Try http://www.sacredhearth.com/names
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So, what did you name your child?
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I called my two boys Griffen (monster of myth) and Taran (from Taranis - Celtic God of thunder).
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Did you say Pagan by any chance?
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Rowan Hmmm.. interesting though that the current Archbishop of Canterbury is called Rowan
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Any name can be a pagan name, really. I'd caution against naming a baby directly after a deity, since calling the attention of a particular deity to one's child from day one might not be a good idea. After all, which deity to follow should be the child's choice, not the parents'.
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Which form of paganism do you follow? It can mean many things, including any religion or belief system other than the Abrahamic ones. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paganism
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Loki, Heath, Pagan or Pagana/o, Aliana, Achilles, Warrick, Voldemar, Von, Verne, Usha, Theron, Thor/Thora, Telfor or Telford, Tara, etc.
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Oh any of the Pagan Gods: Jupiter is nice, like Jupiter Pierpont Morgan. Loki if you're expecting trouble. Or how about some American Indian names? Tecumseh is powerful and Sherman made good use of it. I've always loved Chief Joseph's Nez Perce name: Hin-mah-too-yah-lat-kekt. A bit hard to spell and say for us Anglos though. It means thunder rolling in the mountains.
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