Abuse of child witches on rise, aid group says - CNN.com
Rated • 10 reviews • wicca • cnn.com
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Orthography: The Code and the Goddess - Dr. Leonard Shlain
Rated • 1 review • wicca • childrenofthecode.org
n this interview Dr. Shlain speculates that becoming alphabet literate masculinized our minds in ways that drove the rise of monotheistic religions, democracy, and science. He adds that this occurred at the expense of the holistic-feminine (hence the title of his best-selling book "The Alphabet vs. The Goddess").
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Trouble in Narnia: The Occult Side of C.S. Lewis
Rated • 1 review • wicca • crossroad.to
ewis said that he described that lust for the occult in a novel. It occurs in the third book of his science fiction trilogy. A man is in the process of being initiated into an inner ring of scientists who are occultists. They worship demons, which they call "macrobes" (huge, powerful invisible things, as opposed to microbes, which are tiny invisible things).
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Prophets, Satanist, or Illuminati: Hard Truth / Wake Up...
Rated • 0 reviews • wicca • theforbiddenknowledge.com
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http://user.sezampro.yu/~babbage/Necromemecon.html
Rated • 1 review • wicca • sezampro.yu
"Necromemecon
the Book of Dead Memes"
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Peter J. Carroll Interview
Rated • 1 review • wicca, metaphysics • philhine.org.uk
Peter J. Carroll Interview
From the page:
"Q: When you observe that "the gods came out of Chaos" are you referring to the cosmonogies of the ancients, and in particular, the Orphics, Valentinians, etc.?
A: Not specifically, but I tried to imply that "the gods" arise from the same non-anthropomorphic "forces" which create the universe and us within it. This universe does not appear to be the work of a humanoid sentient deity to me, unless it has a very perverse sense of humour."
