The Unapologetic Pagan

There’s an old saying among pagans. “All Wiccans are Pagans, but not all Pagans are Wiccans.” It’s time we adopt a new saying. “All Pagan religions are non-Christian, but not all non-Christian religions are Pagan.”

Bangladesh workers tore down a statue of the Greek Goddess Themis in the country’s Supreme Court complex to appease sharia law.

Muslims demanded that the statue of the goddess of justice be torn down by Friday, staying it “hurt the religious sentiments of Muslims.”

After mass protests during which protesters reportedly shouted “Douse the smouldering fire in the hearts of the Muslims or otherwise the fire will soon catch you,”

The staff at Spellbound say they have received death threats

Witches who run an occult shop in the shadow of a famous Cathedral claim they are victims of a hate campaign and say the police are doing nothing about it.

“I have reported such incidents on numerous occasions but when the police arrive they tell me that people are just expressing opinions,” she said. If we were members any other religion or group it would be treated as hate crime and dealt with appropriately.”

Source: Telegraph.uk

The history of human evolution has been rewritten after scientists discovered that Europe was the birthplace of mankind, not Africa.

1. “Heteronormative” is a bad thing.

Yesterday the Asatru Folk Assembly was wrongfully banned for “offensive behavior” on Facebook.  The AFA is one of the best known folkish Heathen groups in the U.S., which takes a traditional stance on Nordic paganism. They believe that Asatru, the modern revival of a magickal Heathenry, is the native spirituality of the Northern European people and one that norther Europeans should return to. And like almost every Pagan religion of old, they believe in biological gender.

What happens when an Ult-left brown supremacist sees a White Wiccan at the mall? She runs to her twitter account and rips White people for appropriating magic, and that’s just what this non-White going by the name Sanam did.

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By: Harold Sanford Carter III (Piercingmoon)

Contrary to the portrayal of Wicca as a pro-abortion religion by both christians and atheist liberals, Wicca is really a Pro-life religion.

Wicca teaches that all things are sacred, that all things have a spirit and that all that is of Mother Earth deserves our protection and preservation. The Witch’s Rede states “These 13 words reside forever under the Gods will, An harm ye none, Less be it to preserve, do what thou will.”