“Each Tradition has very specific beliefs, customs, rituals, practices etc. For example, Celtic witchcraft and Wicca hold very similar beliefs. They are both 'White Magick' and seek to harness natural forces (IE Elemental Spirits) to do good (or at least what they see as good.) Their motto is 'Harm none, do as ye will'. They worship 'The Goddess' - a feminine deity that is sort of nondescript - she is often referred to as Diana, The Moon Goddess, or can also be seen as Mother Earth. Her male (and slightly subordinate) counterpart is Horus, or 'The Horned One'. Wiccans can be the lady down the street, your local librarian or the girl (or boy) next door. They are generally harmless to anyone except themselves and those whom they deceive into joining them.”

“Although she states in the beginning of her blog that she doesn't like to talk about politics or religion, she goes on to discuss her religious beliefs at length.”

This is always the first - and the dumbest - question a NewAge apologist will ask, because it reveals the massive ignorance they have, surrounding what they think they're defending:

  "If we allow people to perform so-called “faith healings” without having to include a legal disclaimer, then why should someone have to include one for a tarot reading?"

Please, Somebody - Anybody - you want to be fair?

Bring back feeding Christians to the lions, and witch burnings, so we can all get a good night's sleep again,...

 

Wicca was first publicised in 1954 by a British civil servant named Gerald Gardner who said the religion dated to an old witch cult that existed in secret for hundreds of years, originating in the pre-Christian Paganism of Europe.

NewAge is Witches - we're told acting against them is bad.

But find bugs in Healthcare.gov and We Need a Witch Hunt.

Witch means - since we're including witches - that could just be one of their witchy spells, turning everything every witch-way, so we'll eventually excuse ourselves to confuse ourselves (even further) on what's right or wrong or even true.

Witchever it is, it's working pretty well so far,...