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e links work? Is it obvious that the information has been copied from books or other websites? Is the text on the site condescending in any way? Does the Webmaster make a lot of crazy promises, things that sound too good to be true?

This last point is one of the key ways I evaluate online Wicca or Witchcraft courses I see advertised. How does the teacher market his or her course? Do they make wild promises, like Ill learn everything I need to know about Wicca in a month? Is the price reasonable? Do they offer sample lessons so I can see what Im getting into? How easy is it for m

Taken apart from the secular gift giving traditions, Yule itself is a holiday that celebrates the return of the light. The darkest times of the year are now over. The God, slain at Lammas to ensure a fruitful harvest, is now reborn of the Goddess to begin his cycle of birth and death yet again. The Goddess too will change, shedding her mantle of Crone to become springs Mai

There is much speculation as to whether this growth actually occurs, however (see Hinduisms moksha/release or Buddhisms nirvana/extinction for other explanations).

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Deity and Belief-Beginning Steps on the Path Less Traveled
In my view, the word “Deity” means several things, both contradictory and complex. It may mean “God” in the traditional Judeo-Christian sense of the word, a spiritually evolved human being (Buddha), some other evolved spiritual being or life force (the sky Gods of the Pacific Islands or animistic spirits); or even a concentration or aspect of.

Tories Keep Media Away From Coffins
The Conservative government has taken steps to keep the public from seeing images of flag-draped coffins when fallen soldiers are returned home from Afghanistan. For the first time since the Afghan mission began, the government will shut down an Ontario airfield when the remains of four soldiers killed over the weekend are returned Tuesday.

The Girl in the Leather Mask
This is an article from Carl's previous blog, Conversations Across the Table, originally posted on Sunday, May 08, 2005.

Religious Groups Seek Faith-Based Profits
Most religious groups aren't known for running businesses, beyond the usual bake sale or pancake breakfast. But today a growing number are creating for-profit enterprises, seeking to raise more money for good works or to create jobs in their communities. Encouraging them is the Small Business Administration, which has hosted workshops as p.