Some pagan help?

Thank you :)

No,it's not wrong.

On your spiritual path only you must decide what is right and what is wrong for you. If you feel comfortable and in harmony working with those deities than it is not wrong, and never let anyone hinder you on your path :)

It isn't wrong, its called universalism. You should look into the philosophy behind it so you can explain it better to those who do not understand your ways.

Thank you all, now I feel better about it :)

I totally agree with Neko on this one !

Paganism is a very broad term, or an umbrella term, as we love to call it nowdays. Hence, it means that you've got a lot of chocies and possibilities so please don't worry about the matter. Paganism is best defined by what it is not rather than what it is. Paganism is literally hundreds of things, among them Asatru(worship of the Norse Gods), Kemetic/Netjer (worship of the Egyptian Gods), Native American and Australian Aborigine shamanism, Wicca, witchcraft, Voodoo, Afican Native religion, and too many others to fully list here. A pagan is generally defined as a follower of a nature religion that is not part of Christianity, Islam, or Judaism. The word pagan comes from the latin word for country dweller, and was originally used as a derogatory term by the Romans to describe any country "hick" who was unsophisticated or practiced a non-mainstream religion.

So since there are many sides of it and as Neko said it's basically all about polytheism, you can act by your free will and not worry about such things. =)

your path is like mine . very eclectic (im sure that the official term used by most pagans) :D there nothing wrong at all . as long as your happy so will those around you .

No there is nothing wrong with the way you walk your path.

I am eclectic as well. Roman and Asian themes; i also add in a lot of nerdy stuff (sci-fy) and math and science. It is all about what make sense to you.

I do also, depending on what result I am after, I will choice the God and/or Goddess that most matches what I am working on. Nothing wrong with that.