Re: pagan warning
So, your sacred text was given to you by some non-specifed source for some indeterminable purpose.
The Bible, however was written by men for the purpose of converting people and controling their behavior.
Correct me if I am mistaken, but do you and yours have absolutely no ambition to convert others to your thinking?
And is setting forth guidelines and limits to people's behavior somehow detrimental to human society?
And I know a lot more about paganism than you do about the Bible.
Barbara Walker--(may she either see the light or burn in hell)-- is a well -respected writer amongst many of your kind. Apparently many fuzzy wuzzy magic rock collectors have overlooked her comments that much of what is bandied about in pagan circles today is just as much superstitous nonsense as the practices of uneducated "Christians" throughout the Middle Ages.
Much of this false foolishness -- such as carrying around slivers of the "true cross" and such were carry overs from illogical pagan ideas of sympathetic magic.
As Walker points out, why is rose quartz sold and packaged and prescribed to focus "love" into someone's heart? Because its pale pink color is deeply reminiscent of a mother's teat*, from which first nourishment and affection come forth.
Anyway, I wasted enough time over Wallker's suppositions. The point worth making here is that you seem more hostile than I am by a long shot.
I don't have to defend the Bible because it defends itself. You have yet to show me anything that "puts the fear of the Goddess" in me.
Obnoxiously Yours,
Handmaiden
*Which is racist by the way because it presumes that all teats are pink.
Originally posted by sylvauria
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So, your sacred text was given to you by some non-specifed source for some indeterminable purpose.
The Bible, however was written by men for the purpose of converting people and controling their behavior.
Correct me if I am mistaken, but do you and yours have absolutely no ambition to convert others to your thinking?
And is setting forth guidelines and limits to people's behavior somehow detrimental to human society?
And I know a lot more about paganism than you do about the Bible.
Barbara Walker--(may she either see the light or burn in hell)-- is a well -respected writer amongst many of your kind. Apparently many fuzzy wuzzy magic rock collectors have overlooked her comments that much of what is bandied about in pagan circles today is just as much superstitous nonsense as the practices of uneducated "Christians" throughout the Middle Ages.
Much of this false foolishness -- such as carrying around slivers of the "true cross" and such were carry overs from illogical pagan ideas of sympathetic magic.
As Walker points out, why is rose quartz sold and packaged and prescribed to focus "love" into someone's heart? Because its pale pink color is deeply reminiscent of a mother's teat*, from which first nourishment and affection come forth.
Anyway, I wasted enough time over Wallker's suppositions. The point worth making here is that you seem more hostile than I am by a long shot.
I don't have to defend the Bible because it defends itself. You have yet to show me anything that "puts the fear of the Goddess" in me.
Obnoxiously Yours,
Handmaiden
*Which is racist by the way because it presumes that all teats are pink.
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man you wickers be so full of 


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