What type of theism do you believe in

I believe that there are many Gods and Goddesses that we can choose to worship from. 

For me, the goddesses/gods are personas of different facts of life. For example, constantly changing things up and being unpredictable is Loki, wandering and becoming wiser through sacrifice is Odin. These personalities are symbols which can guide us, and within us they take on an identity within oneself.

I am Norse Pagan, but rather than Asatru, I am Rokkatru/Jotnatru and worship the "frost giants" as deities and spirits of their respective natures. I still worship the Aesir and Vanir, but not the same way as in Asatru. I don't hold the Eddas as "gospel" because they were written by a Christian, so there is too much room for bias and even unintentional omission and alteration. I don't think it is as much "us vs them" as the Eddas make, and most of the stories don't align with the Havamal, which is essentially a long-winded "commandments" and the real meat of most Norse Paganism. But that's just my take. 

I believe there is/are/always will be: subjective realities vs objective reality. Objective reality being simple laws of physics like gravity. Subjective realities being the various theistic ideologies, personal life experiences. I personally subscribe eclectically amongst Afro-Latinx diaspora practices, with an emphasis on candle spells, herbalism, angel magic, affirmative prayers, incense, ancestor veneration, meditation, smudging, ritual bathing, and working with saints/angels/lwas/orishas/historical figures/etc. as a means of them interceding to the Supreme creator that is both male and female, yet simultaneously neither. A powerful Life force that is far too distant for me to speak to directly. Except that I go to these spiritual deities for prayers of intercession, instead of going to priests/priestesses/pastors/ministers/etc. from any particular organized religious institutions. But to each person, may they forever remain true to their selves and live their best lives.

Pantheism

I am a Pantheist / Polytheist and Animist

I believe, Nature is in itself Devine …. Therefore I worship the Earth itself , Or the green man LOLZ ️‍

I believe there are multiple gods and goddesses. I don’t have a pacific Deity or God or Goddess that I worship.

I'm a polytheist but lean toward hellenic beliefs. 

Pantheistic soft-polytheism plus animism. Plus the following tenets of belief:

I think there's an universal energy kinda like the Force from Star Wars. Not exactly, but kinda. 

I believe more Spirit than Gods are the  path way to a happy life

I consider myself, in the broadest sense, a naturalistic pantheist. While I do not believe in the literal existence of gods + goddesses (though I'm not averse to the idea), I believe that they are powerful archetypes in the Jungian sense: they are the names and characteristics we've given to the forces of nature and human emotions in all their terrifying, beautiful glory. I like to use this quote from the book Godless Paganism to sum up how I see the gods and goddesses - "The gods are archetypes, but the archetypes are gods." The way I interpret that is this: to dismiss the gods as just archetypes misses the point; they aren't just symbols but the sum total of our understandings about the universe given form by our collective imaginations. Stories are powerful things that can change how we see the world and each other, and when we understand the gods are more than just words on a page, not in any literal supernaturalist sense but in the sense that we can understand what they are, only then can we understand the interconnected nature of reality.

I believe in Pantheism as the view that the world is either identical to God, or an expression of God’s nature.“God is everything and everything is God.”  I do not exclude the consciousness of the world/cosmos/nature itself, so I communicate with it through meditation and rune divination. 

As for the rules of conduct, one rule is enough for me - "If it harm none, do what you will" (Wiccan Rede)

i consider myself polytheistic, i do believe some gods are created but most are truly divine. I lean towards being a druid and worshiping celtic deities, but i do respect all gods.

edit: i just thought of something else. I'm think gods are energy. not beings but kinda like a consciousness without a kind and take shape however we best can understand them, that's why gods look different to individuals. 

as a very logical person, this is how I best understand it. although, we can never truly completely understand how the divine works.

I am Hellenic! so definitely polytheisem

Personally, I am a Norse Pagan. However, I am of the belief that every God and entity worshipped and believed in exists. How? Not sure, but I think they exist and deserve respect, regardless of what one individual personally believes. (Having said that, I don't think there's one ultimate God over all other Gods, but that is just my personal opinion so take with salt and throw it to the wind if you feel like it.)

I was Hellenic for a bit but I think I'm drifting more towards general paganism/spiritualism. I used "the gods" in a more general sense now and won't really be specific on which gods. I think I need to look into what I really believe in a bit more.

i'm a greek pagan :)

I personally believe in Omnism so every religion has some sort of truth to it but personally, I practice Paganism and Luciferianism.

I've been a Druid for half my life, since 1999. I am an animist, and as such I don't worship the old Celtic gods, but I do revere them in their association with aspects of nature. I do have a small statue of Gaia in my apartment.

Pagan religion, many powerful spirits

i belive that there are multiple gods and godesse's, as i personally belive in greek, Norse and Dacian gods/godesses.