Paganism And Religion

I really did enjoy reading Sigmund Freud’s psychological approach on religion(s)’ totem and almost taboo norms in different society around the world. His theory about animism always raised the one main question. When a dog dies, does its soul go to Heaven, does it goes to a Doggy Heaven, or does a dog have a soul to begin with? Even more does a rock, an inanimate object possess a soul or a spiritual essence? Also, Freud states the same as in Ludwig Feuerbach’s writings in his paper about paganism. The Christendom society, believes in one main god, where Paganisms believe they are many gods, with some focusing around nature. Emile Durkheim talks about the same ideas in different religious. For instance, Christianity God (no name), God of All,
fathers a son name Jesus with a mortal women Mary, same as Zeus and Hercules in Greek, Roman Jupiter (father) and Mars (son). All writers agree, some beliefs are all most the same, such as the god Apollo being in both Greek and Roman lore.