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To: alt.magick.chaos,alt.magick.tyagi From: z.m.a@avh.unit.no (M.K.) Subject: Re: Catholic Magic is an Oxymoron (Was Re: Asatru newsletter) Date: Mon, 15 Apr 1996 02:27:46 +0200 > For many people, though, the reasons they turn to other magickal forms (chaos, > wicca, etc.) include such ideas as: They want something that doesn't rest on > the hierarchy that is the Church; or they want something that doesn't have the > bloody history of the Church; or they want something that stressing personal > integrity rather than an externalized enforcement. Etc., etc. (You know why > you're here.) Or they dont wanna be part of the dance around the Icon of Ka-pital... M.K.
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