Wicca is a religion that has been around for centuries. There are many different types of Wicca, but all have the same background when it comes to religion. Wiccans are said to be a cult that worships the Devil. There is one Goddess that changes form depending on the moon. Wicca is an old religion that represents all that is evil, and their members worship a Horned God and Triple Goddess.
The word Wicca means twisted, bent, or warped. Wicca claims to be a back to nature religion that worships the sky and Earth. Wiccans believe in the Three-Fold Law of Return. This law states that whatever you dish out you receive back three times more. Witchcraft tells us An It Harm None, Do What Ye Will. Wiccans say that they do not perform evil magick nor do they worship the Devil or Satan, which is the anti-God of the Christians.
Gerald B. Gardner and Aleister Crowley are the two most influential men of all times in the Wiccan Religion. Gardner is labeled the father of Wicca. All the religions of Wicca of today are modifications of the Gardnerian Wicca. Gardner set the stage for Wicca today. Crowley supposedly helped create the Gardnerian rituals, which are still used today.
The Book of Shadows our Witches Bible or Rule and Law Book. It is said to have originated in the sixteenth century. In the Book of Shadows there are rituals, spells, and ceremonial binding spells. The Book of Shadows also recommends the use of drugs in it.
The Wiccans worship a Horned God. Although Wiccans deny that this Horned God that they speak of is the Devil. Wiccans call him the Dark Lord of Death the Darker aspects Cernunnos or Lucifer. Satan's original name is Lucifer, the Light-Bearer. Satan can also appear as an Angel of Light.
Wiccans also have the opposite sex to worship; they address her as the Mother Goddess. She is one Goddess with many names. She goes through changes depending on the phase of the moon. The Virgin Goddess (Waxing Moon) represents a pubescent girl.
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Wicca is a religion that has roots going back to the dawn of man. ... Wicca is a joyous religion springing from our kinship with nature. ... Aside from the protection of the environment Wicca's central theme, called the Wicca Rede, is "if it does no harm do your own will". ... In order to understand Wicca it is essential to know its roots. ... He began what is now called the Gardnerian Tradition of Wicca. ...
Wicca is a legitimate religion and was acknowledged as such at the World Parliament of Religions in Chicago in 1994. ... It is a specific law in Wicca that "ye harm none" in magickal workings. ... Wicca is a highly individualistic religion, believing that the practice is what you make of it. ... They come together to celebrate the Esbats, the thirteen full moons of the year, and the Sabbats, the eight holidays of Wicca. ... The equal-armed cross is another symbol of Wicca, which represents many ideals, including the four seasons, the four directions, the four archangels, the four winds, ...
Wicca is an earth-based spirituality founded by Gerald Gardner back in the early '50s, and on the pre-Christian belief system of European peoples, combined with modern concerns such as environmental issues and social justice. ... There is a connection between the environment and all of the creatures that share the land, sea, and sky with humans There are many spiritual paths to one end, and that Wicca is not the one and only right path to God/Goddess/Truth/etc., nor is it right for everyone. And since Hollywood and many branches of Christianity have completely confused the issue wit...
Wicca does not make such claims, nor does it try to recruit others to share in its beliefs. ... Wicca has long been viewed as satanic and evil. ... Wicca embraces nature and all of its elements. ... Wicca believes in reincarnation, so death is viewed as another beginning. ... Even though Wicca has been a viable religion for centuries, its believers are still viewed as outcasts. ...
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