Wicca

Wicca is a misunderstood religion. The definition of Wicca is: “A modern Pagan religion with spiritual roots in the earliest expression of reverence for nature,” (Herne). Wiccans don’t believe in the existence of the devil, or Satan, they believe in turn that “…Satan is a Christian creation,” (Herne). In the United States there are over 200,000 practicing Wiccans. This number gets bigger every year. Some Wiccans worship in groups, called covens, or as solitary practitioners. …showed first 75 words of 1504 total…

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