I’ve been reading about the group a little bit, and I’m wondering what their concept of paganism actually is.

I consider myself pagan-adjacent. I’m very pantheistic, pretty interested in Neo-Druidry, and certain pagan myths and themes are a big influence to me — but I tend to be much more naturalistic and physicalist (though non-reductive) than what I associate with paganism. I’m certainly no polytheist, and it’s questionable as to whether my idea of “God” really amounts to theism of any kind.

However, reading on the CUUPS website, it’s not really clear that polytheism is really a requisite feature of paganism in their eyes. So I was wondering what y’all’s experience with the group might be. Is it pretty exclusively polytheistic neo-paganism? Or do they include the more generally nature-centered side of things like Druidry as well?