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Welcome to the CoGWeb , the WWW home page of the Covenant of the Goddess , an international organization of cooperating, autonomous Wiccan congregations and solitary practitioners. Here, you'll find information about the COG organization and activities, as well as the religious beliefs and practices which comprise Wicca. Announcing... The 2005 Wiccan/Pagan Poll She Changes Everything She Touches, Everything She Touches Changes! Stand up and be Counted! CoG Secure Donation Page CoG Premium Page Interfaith - CoG and the Interfaith Movement About COG - A detailed description, including membership requirements, code of ethics, etc. Credentials Verification , Use this form to check the validity of CoG-issued credentials MerryMeet , COG's annual festival and yearly Grand Council meeting. Press releases from the National Public Information Officer(s) Membership information Bylaws PDF CoG Charter in PDF MS-Word or HTML Remember to visit our online bookstores: Basic Craft Books ...in conjunction with Amazon.com. Special Projects of COG A Hall of Memories in remembrance of our beloved departed friends.

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31. CoG: Commonly Asked Questions The strength of the Witches religion (also called the Craft or wicca ) liesin its diversity; it is a living, growing religious tradition. http://www.cog.org/wicca/faq.html

Witchcraft: Commonly-Asked Questions, Straightforward Answers The Questions What is a Witch? What is Witchcraft? Do you pray? Who do you pray to? Are you Satanists? What about evil? What are your ethics/morals? ... Where can I find out more? Q. What is a Witch? What is Witchcraft? "Witch" comes from the Anglo-Saxon wicce (meaning witch), which in turn derives from an Indo-European root word meaning to bend or change or do magic/religion (making it related to "wicker," "wiggle," and even "vicar"). It is possibly also related to the Old Norse vitki (meaning wizard), derived from root words meaning "wise one" or "seer." "Warlock" (rarely used, for male Witches) is from the Old Norse var?lokkur, "spirit song" (not "oath-breaker"). Related words are "Pagan," meaning a country dweller, and "Heathen," a dweller on the heath, both of which peoples were the European equivalent of the Native Americans and other indigenous, nature-worshipping people. Today, a Witch is a woman or man who practices a life-affirming, Earth- and nature-oriented religion, honoring Divinity in female as well as (or instead of) male aspects, and practicing Magic (which some Witches spell "magick," to distinguish it from stage illusions). There are many different traditions of Witches, encompassing many beliefs in addition to these. Some traditions are practiced by women only, and recognize only the Divine Feminine, the Goddess. Others include men and recognize a male god in addition to the Goddess. Some traditions may date back to before the Spanish Inquisition, others have been in existence for only a few years. The strength of the Witches' religion (also called "the Craft" or "Wicca") lies in its diversity; it is a living, growing religious tradition.

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33. Wicca - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia Some contend that the term wicca is related to Old English witan, Nonetheless,wicca is often called the Craft of the wise as a result of this http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wicca

Wikimedia needs your help in the final days of its fund drive. See our fundraising page Over US$225,000 has been donated since the drive began on 19 August. Thank you for your generosity! Wicca From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. A Neo-Pagan pentagram : a symbol used by many Wiccans. Wicca is a Neopagan religion that is found in many English-speaking countries. It was originally founded by the British civil servant Gerald Gardner most likely in the , but was first openly revealed in . Since its founding, various related Wiccan traditions have evolved or been created, the original being Gardnerian Wicca , which is the name of the tradition that follows the specific beliefs and practices established by Gerald Gardner. Contents Definition History of Wicca Origins Later developments ... edit Definition Gerald Gardner is credited with re-introducing the word into the English language , although he himself used the spelling Wica repeatedly in his published work of 1954. The spelling "Wicca" is now used almost exclusively, ( Seax-Wica being the only major use of the four-letter spelling).

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35. Dianic Wicca - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia Dianic wicca, Dianic Witchcraft, and Feminist Dianic Witchcraft are all common Dianic wicca can be very similar to traditional wicca in practice (see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dianic_Wicca

Wikimedia needs your help in the final days of its fund drive. See our fundraising page Over US$225,000 has been donated so far! Other charities also need your help. Dianic Wicca From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Dianic Wicca , also known as Women's Spirituality Feminist Spirituality Feminist Witchcraft , and Feminist Wicca Contents Beliefs and practices History Important figures Differences between Dianic Feminist Wicca and Mainstream Wicca ... edit Beliefs and practices Dianic Wicca, Dianic Witchcraft, and Feminist Dianic Witchcraft are all common titles for the Neopagan Feminist Dianic tradition . Dianic Wicca can be very similar to traditional Wicca in practice (see section below for a discussion of their differences), but differs significantly from it in beliefs. While some Dianics self-identify as Wiccans, some prefer the term Witch or priestess of the Goddess. Dianic Wiccans worship the Goddess only, acknowledging that She is the source of all living and contains all within Her. There are Dianic witches who practice other forms of paganism (possibly including honoring a male deity or deities) outside of their Dianic practice. Some Dianics are monotheistic, some are polytheistic, some are non-theistic. Most Dianics worship in female-only circles, but there are mixed-gender Dianic traditions. Eclecticism, appreciation of cultural diversity, ecological concern, and familiarity with sophisticated concepts of psyche and transformation are characteristic. Contrary to some characterizations, most Dianics are heterosexual women, though some are lesbian, and some are associated with the position of

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Robert Todd Carroll SkepDic.com Click to order from Amazon The Sacred Isle- Belief and Religion in Pre-Christian Ireland by Dáithí Ó Hógáin Celtic Christianity ed. by Oliver Davies and Thomas O'Loughlin Wicca Wicca is a nature religion based upon beliefs and rites believed to be rooted in ancient practices. Wicca claims a direct connection to the ancient Celtic tradition, which is thought to be more in tune with natural forces than Christianity and other modern religions of the West. However, rather than see Wiccans as members of a religion, it might be more accurate to see them as sharing a spiritual basis in nature and natural phenomena. For Wiccans have no written creed which the orthodox must adhere to. Nor do they build stone temples or churches to worship in. They practice their rituals in the great outdoors: in parks, gardens, forests, yards or hillsides. According to the Wicca FAQ page "Wicca" is the name of a contemporary Neo-Pagan religion, largely promulgated and popularized by the efforts of a retired British civil servant named Gerald Gardner [late 1940's]. In the last few decades, Wicca has spread in part due to its popularity among feminists and others seeking a more woman-positive, earth-based religion. Like most Neo-Pagan spiritualities, Wicca worships the sacred as immanent in nature, drawing much of its inspiration from the non-Christian and pre-Christian religions of Europe. "Neo-Pagan" simply means "new pagan" (derived from the Latin paganus , "country-dweller") and hearkens back to times before the spread of today's major monotheistic (one god) religions. A good general rule is that most Wiccans are Neo-Pagans but not all Pagans are Wiccans.

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39. Witchcraft, Wicca And Neopaganism Article by Marcia Montenegro. http://craom.net/wicca.htm

» Christian Apologetics www.craom.net Home Page C.R.A.O.M P.O. BOX 21152 Glendale, CA 91221 Witchcraft, Wicca and Neopaganism Essential Ingredients pantheism, monism , and usually polytheism Pantheism is the belief that all is God(dess) and that God(dess) is all and thus assumes divine forces within oneself and in nature. Monism claims that all is one and one is all, and assumes a mystical oneness, force, or life force that connects us to nature, allowing us to call on and manipulate hidden forces in the world around us. This force is considered natural, not supernatural. A mystical oneness means there are no true distinctions between self and others, or between man and nature. Polytheism accepts many gods/goddesses or multiple separate manifestations of one god/goddess or universal force. Wicca There is no monolithic organization with a stated creed or dogma. In fact, it is precisely this lack of structure that draws many to these groups. These pagan faiths attract very bright people who feel different or special, those who have had bad experiences with mainstream religions, those who feel abandoned by God, free spirits who dislike structure, the rejected (by family or society), rebels, and those attracted to occult or mystical experiences. Some witches do not call themselves witches, but refer to themselves as Wiccans, white witches, or pagans. Wicca is supposedly an old English term for witch and is used by some as an alternate name for witch. Often witches will refer to witchcraft simply as "the Craft" or sometimes as "the Old Religion." The term 'Earth Religions' is also used for witchcraft and pagan beliefs.

40. Religious Movements Homepage: Wicca This wicca Page is your gateway to accessing comprehensive web based as well asprint resources about wicca. As part of the New Religious Movements Homepage http://religiousmovements.lib.virginia.edu/nrms/wicca.html

Wicca Profile History Beliefs Controversies ... Bibliography I. Group Profile Name: Wicca, Wicce, the Craft or Neo-Paganism; Wicca means "to bend or alter" from the Old English (Matthews, 339). The derivation of the word "Wicca" has been the subject of much debate among the people who practice it. Some think it was originally a word meaning "wise," some say it derived from words meaning "twisted." These arguments could be followed in articles written for pagan newsletters and magazines, as well as in early computer newsgroups or web sites. It was not commonly used by the members of the groups who practice it until around 1980, when much of the debate began. It could be said that this was one of the ways members of the various groups sought to distinguish themselves from one another within the movement. "The Craft" is a much older way to describe what is commonly known as witchcraft. Practitioners who use this term either do not have a religious facet to their practice, or are pagan in faith and use the term to encompass their magical belief and practice. Members who claim to be descended from relatives who were witches often use this term. The term "Neopagan" is used to distinguish those of magical religious belief from the Wiccans, but it also includes the Wiccans. Around 1980 in North America, the members of groups who were initiated into a coven descended in a direct line from Gerald Gardner or Alex Sanders (founder of Alexandrian witchcraft) began using the term "pagan" to describe those who were not members of their covens. The word "Neo-pagan" appeared in a periodical called

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