DaveC

I have many neo-pagan and wiccan friends and have walked the neo-pagan path myself. I will be happy to anwer, as best I can, questions people may have ragarding these paths. Neo-paganism is generally seen as a revival or return to the roots of pre-Christian religion and spirituality, worshipping the Divine as made manifest in Nature. Some neo-pagans have very strong negative feelings about Christianity, others consider themselves friends of Jesus. Often the feminine aspects of divinity are given predominate regognition and worship as the Goddess. There are probably as many different sects, sub-sects and belief systems in the Neo-pagan movement as there are in Christianity so it is difficult to make sweeping statements. A good starting place for understanding the movement is the book "Drawing Down the Moon" by Margot Adler, anthropologist and NPR correspondent.