
As
I've stated before, it's rare for
two pagans to share exactly the
same beliefs, even two who both
identify as 'Wiccan'. Having said
that, here are some of the more
generally held beliefs GENERALLY
common to Wiccans.
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The
Earth is our home, our Goddess.
It's not a tool that we can
ruthlessly abuse. Ecological
concerns are rather new in Wicca,
but now play an important role.
Many rituals are performed to
give healing strength to the
Earth.
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Wicca
accepts members from both sexes,
from every race, national origin
and, usually, of every sexual
preference.
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Wicca
is a religion, not a political
organization. Groups of Wiccan
can and sometimes do work toward
a common case, and individual
Wiccans may indeed become personally
involved in the political system,
but Wicca as a whole isn't a
religion that preaches issues
or supports specific political
candidates.
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Wicca
Doesn't charge for private lessons
or for initiation. Physical
objects created by Wiccans (pentacles,
knives, wands, incenses, oils,
books) and services (such as
public classes and Wiccan-based
counseling) can and should be
paid for, but not personal,
private Wiccan instruction or
initiation.

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