It is incorrect to say that Pagan peoples did not have morality. The morality of Pagan people was decided as a matter of tribal business and the shared values of the community. Good and bad behavior was decided by how it impacted others within the tribe or the tribe as a whole – not as a matter of religion involving cosmic judgment with threat of reward or punishment after death. The reward or punishment was doled out in the real world.

It is also important to note that Pagan morality was as much, or even more so, based on codes of honor than codes of sin. To behave without honor was to bring shame upon the entire kindred. If an individual acted dishonorably, he brought dishonor to his entire extended family.

- A European Tribal Worldview Under Attack by CE

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