Hate me, for I deserved to be hated

[Ben Davis]

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My conception of our world is quite complicated in reference to any one else.

I first and foremost identify as an atheist.

What is strange is that I still adhere to spiritual ideal of paganism.

It is frustrating, because I am quite logical to a huge degree, and yet there is this spiritual aspect that I cannot shake.

I am not Christian, thank atheism.  I am not of any judeo-christian theology, thank goodness.

For some reason I feel a connection with paganism spiritually.  

My question is, is it possible for one to be anti-theist yet still spiritual toward some degree?

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To the OP, what type of paganism do you adhere to? Paganisms are religious/quasi-religious beliefs which generally celebrate anthropomorphisms (often non-theistic) of naturally occurring phenomena. For example, my sister celebrates the Green Man, a tree spirit who currently inhabits a massive tree in Sussex and who represents spring/rebirth and the like. The Jack in The Green festival is a big deal in Sussex! Other popular paganisms are Wicca and Gaianism although polytheisms like the Hellenic religion are also included. What floats your boat?