He then told me that he does not believe in one god. He turned to me and said (we were in the car) "I am a Polytheist" he believes that one god could not handle all of mankind and nature. I said, sure greek and roman gods had human imperfections, so they could not. But that most monotheistic religions believed in a Supreme being, so that god would not have imperfections, so they could handle it. But I did not tell him he was wrong...because who knows?
Excellent point, mom We don't know. Even if we choose to believe a (any) religious text, we are still just taking someone's word for it.
As the resident "pagan with agnostic leanings" (or is it "agnostic with pagan leanings"??), can I give you a huge complement for not freaking out on him when he told you this? It is a huge and dangerous step to tell your parents your religious beliefs are a little different. (I'm sure this totally shocks this board ). He must know he can trust you not to go fundamentalist on him. Kudos.