A godless pagan is just an elitist statement inferring that because one person doesn't believe in a particular god, any gods they do believe in are redundant and wrong... (of course, in the context of this thread, I do realise it was originally a statement made tongue in cheek)
Yes, many gods an goddesses depending on which "pagan" you are talking about.
For pagans branded as witches by the middle-ages (a "habit" which has continued down the generations as witches are neither magical nor evil, but simply those in touch with the natural world), there are not really a plethora of gods and goddesses, but rather one god and goddess who work in equality, or a goddess and her male "consort". (It is also interesting to note that not all 'modern-day' witches believe in a supernatural being and are, by that definition, atheists!)
Pagans are also very tolerant of "other" deities, and accept that in the end, every one's 'god' does the same job -just in different ways...
Stepping off my spiritual soap-box
Road~ (my goddess gave birth to your god) ~Raven
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