Wicca / Pagan

Original Post by fortius:

Original Post by coffincritter:

Original Post by fortius:

Damn devil worshippers. haha....

 

Retarded troll. "haha". By the way, I do know people who are Satanists, some LaVeyan, some, as you put it, "devil worshippers". Not the same as Wicca. Why don't you LEARN something about this before you make ignorant comments?

Haha...I'm joking. *pinches her cheeks* I guess Wiccans and Pagans are almost as sensitive about their religion as Muslims. I thought it would be obvious that I was joking... next I will write J/K for the humor impaired.

I personally knew Anton Lavey when he was still living, yet his church did not literally worship the devil.

Oh, ok then, sorry.

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I know LaVey did not literally worship the Devil, which is why I made the distinction between LaVeyan Satanism and devil-worship. Did you know him when he had his pet lion? I saw this short documentary once about how he cared for and fed the lion in such a domestic setting. It was narrated from the point of view of the lion too, with this goofy voiceover.

I should say, I've createda  Wicca and Pagn forum here.  You can join by doing a groups search for Wicca or Pagan.

Hope to see you there!

Sandy

Original Post by longliv:

heya

i too, am very interested in wicca but don't know enough about it to be convinced by it. i do know however, that i have an extremely deep love for, and bond to nature. i venerate, even worship Mother Nature (for me she's female :)) and love this planet more than anything. i'm saddened by how our society is becoming more and more detached from the natural, wild environment through increasing industrialisation and growing populations. i feel that people are losing their innate bond to nature and with it, a lot of wisdom and innocence. there is just so much we can learn from nature. it pains me so much to see how we are destroying our own life-giving, beautiful Mother through environmental degradation. sorry, this is slightly off topic, so to get back to the theme of paganism- i think it's the belief that makes the most sense of all because if we are going to worship something, then nothing deserves it more than the power that gave us, and is sustaining our lives; i.e. nature.

why put our faith into something as vague and random as a father figure sitting in the sky who has the power to decide whether our afterlife will be all joy and happiness or endless torture? why be completely devoted to a "male power" who apparently wants women to be subordinate to men or who rewards people who murder innocent civilians by strapping bombs to their bodies and blowing themselves to pieces? please don't be offended, i'm not judging other religions, just questioning them. like i said before, paganism is what makes most sense to me. but oh well, people are allowed to believe what they like. i just wish religion wasn't such a cause for conflict :(. i sometimes wonder whether the world would be a better place without religion...

You sound like a panthiest. We worship Mother Nature. =D