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To: alt.religion.wicca.moderated From: "Yowie"Subject: Christian Wicca Date: Fri, 17 Oct 2003 03:42:26 CST Can't remember who oringainly posted it now, but someone found the "Christian Wicca" group on the internet, and came to the conclusion that the group really didn't have a good understandign of what Christianity *or* Wicca was all about. Having joined that Yahoo group out of curiousity, I now concur. While I"m not going to say the faith of anyone in that group is not genuine (because they all seem quite sincere) it seems to me that they have taken bits of peices of both paths and mooshed them together, mostly based on one book written by a a Nancy someoneorother. Nothing wrong with playing religion buffet, thats exactly what I've done as well, but I wouldn't consider myself both a Christian *and* a Wiccan as there are some parts that are just flatly incompatable, at least, in the forms of Christianity and Wicca I"m familiar with. The group seems to have a blind spot for those inherent differences. Oh well, That being said, however, it has provided me with a great deal of food for thought, and set me off down another trail - this time a Christian one. Oddly, I can feel myself being called back into Christianity. Don't get me wrong, I don't think I"ll ever have "blind" faith again, and I will probably always be a sceptic with a passion for the "old ways", but I have discovered The Celtic Church, a form of Christianity not complicated by the Nicean council or other err, political, influences (or at least, those influences have been kept to a minimum) and have found it to be most refreshing. There are still a tonne of questions in my head (and this time, I am not going to be bullied into thinking that doubting and questioning is some kind of "sin") but at the moment it really does feel like a refreshing change for the better. Doesn't mean I'm not going to leave this group though - too many friendly faces, good discussions and who could leave the Bailey's supply anyway? Yowie
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