>>67
I'm christian here, so from my point of view, this is complicated.
On one side, as a christian, i've really no interest in helping what i view as a pagan cult. Which to be more clear, a cult which worships idols, where idols are understood to be simulacra of fake imagery, dead images and objects, with no soul, but which people confuse themselves into believing them to be alive. Which in a bigger picture of truth and falsity, idols, or simulacra, are objects surrounded by falsity, or objects of falsity itself. Where, to get even more into details, in christianity, the demon known as satan, the most high example of evil and depravity, also holds an other title, which is "the father of lies", so in a way, idolatry, or idol worshipping, is a byproduct of the falsity generated by satan. So really, i wouldn't want to help idolatry, as that would equate helping satan.
On the other side, as a christian, i've also no sympathy for the average pagan larper, which as you should be aware given your OP, most of them aren't really pagans, but most of the times they are anti-christians in disguise, or just jews with their anti-christian media agenda. They use paganism as a cover, without giving it any real respect. They use paganism only so long it helps their underlying goals, and will corrupt or discard it, once they can no longer make use of it.
Though, while no symphathy goes to the falsity in the persons, be them larpers or talmudic jews, the persons themselves are still mostly fictims of their own idiocy and hubris.
The fake pagans are fictims of their lack of virtue, to use a concept which should be general and mostly areligious.
And that's a level of discussion over which a christian could maybe take part in the dialogue here.
The current image or understanding of paganism is commodified, it's a commercial product, only useful to cash out of randoms. It's only natural, as consequence of the commodification, that any original value or virtue is lost, and replaced with commercial ""values"", which are not meant to make the persons better human beings, but those ""values"" are only meant to control and make persons better serfs, better consumers.
So one possible thing anyone would need to do to halt the corruption from any commodification, is to stop the mediatic flood which tries to rewrite history and cultures. (not an easy solution, how would that even be achieved? by bombing hollywood?)
Going to say it again,
Don't expect support or symphanty from christians in your pagan revival idea (That's my take as a christian)
But also, if the focus in on the cultural corruption from modern commodification or from modern political ideologies, which both the economy and the ideologies tend to steal images to weaponize them for their cause or self-interest. If the focus is on the corruption, or corruptive force behind it, that's something most christians should be against too.