ANST - previous threads ... keltoi / religion / holy-days
Jodi McMaster
jmcmaste at accd.edu
Fri Jan 23 16:29:39 PST 1998
I originally wrote:
>
> >>>modern Wiccans are generally structuring their practices and beliefs on a resurrected version of the historical Wicca. It parallels (or may even be considered a subgroup of) the Celtic revival. <<<<
>
Alaric Styrr called TuhTahl responded:
> Hmm, does any know how to CLOSE a can of worms? <grin>
>
Apologies if I've offended anyone--I meant no disrespect to individual
beliefs--I was trying realllly hard to word it so it wouldn't sound
judgmental or like an absolute statement.
> The historical vs. created debate (regarding Wicca, and modern paganism in general) has been hotly debated both within the craft and without. My opinion (based on a decade plus of research and practice) is that although there are no "unbroken" traditions,
ARGGH--you left me hanging--is there more to this sentence? Tell me
more--is there some balanced research on this to review?
>
> (In many ways, they are very similar to some born-again Christians, especially in their insistance on making others aware of their "faith" <grin>)
>
Oh, goody, another can of worms.;)
AElfwyn
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