ANST - Adopt me - Rowan
j'lynn yeates
jyeates at bga.com
Thu Jan 15 07:14:26 PST 1998
On 15 Jan 98 at 14:18, stddly at SHSU.edu wrote:
> The SCA may not even be your cup of tea. You may find that you would
> like to persue your religious connections more than the historically
> based stuff (supposedly) that we do. Though there are a fair amount
> of pagans in the SCA it would be more appropriate to express your
> paganness through other organizations.
"it would be more appropriate to express your paganness through other
organizations"
take a step back and look at that sentence and what it convey's to a
new-comer looking for a place in the SCA.
if there is room for christians / moslems / buddhists / ... to
explore the historical side of their nature, there is plenty of room
.. in fact there *must* be room for the pagan types to do the same
.... if memory serves wasn't Rome a "pagan" culture that has a well
defined and accepted SCA presence?
whenever one segment is singled out, that's called discrimination and
can not be tolerated - either officially or un-officially.
'wolf
... another of those unpopular pagan / keltoi types ...
... In Mortis Veritas
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