Thank you for explaining this to others who don't know ^-^Bryce_P wrote:fyi, wicca is a form of paganism that believes in the Lord and the Lady. they celebrate nature, as most pagan religions do, and are known to practice witchcraft, black or white. it does believe in good and evil, but only from a person's views, not in the actualy standard of good and evil. at least that's what a friend said when explaining his religion to me...that's for anyone who doesn't understand. its quite the fascination religion, though treated as hethenism by the close-minded.
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Well, actually we believe in many. Almost like the greek gods and goddesses. The Goddess which is the Lady and then the Lord. Plus there is Gaia, Hecctae, Pele, and SOOO many others. People even make their own gods and goddesess to follow. And even though we call them gods and goddesses, they aren't exactly that. We make our own path.S1lentOp wrote:So then you do believe in a God. Actually, you believe in 2.
Well, that really depends on what sect you are in or what preference you have. There are some feminist Wiccans who are monotheistic and only believe in the Goddess. Generally, though, wiccans only believe in the Lord and Lady. Like I said though, what you believe in Wicca depends on what the person wants to believe.Chie wrote:Well, actually we believe in many.
Yes, they are. The Lord is a god and the Lady is a goddess. They're sources of limitless power and are often symbolized by the Sun and the Moon.Akunaeru wrote:But are the Lord and the Lady considered "gods"?
Oh, I think this should have been locked from day one. The main thing that pisses me off about threads like this, as you said, is even when one says, "Now, let's just have yes or no answers," someone's going to interject with some opinionated, dumb comment that offends or irritates someone else, immediately starting a blaze. But hey!S1lentOp wrote:Not to be a backseat admin, but I think it would be a good idea to lock this thread if the attacks and "disproving" claims on religion persist.
