What is Wicca or Witchcraft? When we get asked that question weanswer it in a variety of ways, depending on just what the personis actually asking:
* The Craft is a polythesistic, nature based religion thatgenerally gives much more precendence to the Goddess (thea) thanthe God. Sometimes Witches will spell Goddess with a capital gbut god in lower case. That's one answer.
* The Craft is a religion where all are priestesses and priests.No one is in authority over you, or wants it. That's anotheranswer.
* The Craft is a religion where for every twelve witches, you getthirteen opinions on any subject.
* Witches are both males and female. A male witch is never a"warlock" (perish the word!)
* The Craft is split up into many separate movements, each with atruth.
* The Craft is a religion that has no central authority, nocentral dogma, no central organization, no total agreement onbasic tenants.
* Witchcraft is a unique religion. We don't "worship" anything.We "celebrate" on the cycles of the Sun and Moon (Sabbats andEsbats).
By Paul Cass
* The Craft is a polythesistic, nature based religion thatgenerally gives much more precendence to the Goddess (thea) thanthe God. Sometimes Witches will spell Goddess with a capital gbut god in lower case. That's one answer.
* The Craft is a religion where all are priestesses and priests.No one is in authority over you, or wants it. That's anotheranswer.
* The Craft is a religion where for every twelve witches, you getthirteen opinions on any subject.
* Witches are both males and female. A male witch is never a"warlock" (perish the word!)
* The Craft is split up into many separate movements, each with atruth.
* The Craft is a religion that has no central authority, nocentral dogma, no central organization, no total agreement onbasic tenants.
* Witchcraft is a unique religion. We don't "worship" anything.We "celebrate" on the cycles of the Sun and Moon (Sabbats andEsbats).
By Paul Cass
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