http://www.bellaonline.com/articles/art9670.aspods

Have Pagans abandoned the Father God? Absolutely not. While we are known for honoring the Goddess in all her forms, we also revere the God whether we see him as an archetype figure or worship one or more of the gods from different pantheons. Below are descriptions of a few father gods from different cultures. Brahma: Part of the Hindu trinity along with Vishnu and Shiva. Brahma is the creator aspect of this trinity. He divided into male and female halves in order create mankind. He is depicted as having four heads and four arms. Each head is said to continuously recite one of the four Vedas, a set of sacred texts of India. The Dagda: The Irish father of the gods whose name translates as the good god. He was a renown warrior and magician. Symbols associated with him are his club, magic harp, and cauldron from which no one left hungry. It was he who allotted to the chiefs of the Tuatha De Danaan the sidhe mounds which later came to be known as the dwelling place of fairies........More at Site listed above! :)
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