You're really misguided if you think that's what being Wiccan is all about.

There are thousands of religions. We could not have a heading for all of them but limited the site to the most often commented on. And as for religions that require attacking the more vocally stupid i.e Islam and Christianity are covered so there you go. I have never been bothered by a wiccan but Christians can be really irritanting.

They 'get a pass' - by which you mean that we don't talk about them as much - because most of us are not affected by them in any way, especially not in a negative way. The same cannot be said about christianity though

Self-confessed Poe Troll: why bother creating any more of these moronic threads?  We know you really don't want to know, you just want to say something that might make somebody mad, and you probably are just going to shit and run with this one like most of your other threads.  



You've cried wolf too many times here, boy.  Now you're just boring.

There was going to be a Wicca subforum, but then Christianity hunted down most of the Wicca practitioners and burned them alive, which is the religious equivalent of blocking someone on Facebook.
By the time Christ's followers were done roasting children, there wasn't a large enough Wiccan community to warrant a dedicated subforum, soz.

(December 16, 2015 at 12:21 pm)TrueChristian Wrote: There are many other religions which don't get there own heading. Why not one on Wicca?

From what I understand they actually pray to trees and rocks, and open themselves up to demonic attacks.

Trees and rocks are demons?

Christianity and Islam by far have the most people. I think Wicca would be covered in 'other religions' It would be silly to have a whole section for it.

I don't criticize Wicca because 1) Wiccans aren't known for killing people and blowing stuff up, and 2) no Wiccan has ever knocked on my door at 9:00 of a Sunday morning and tried to tell me 'the good news'.

Boru

There is no subforum for Wicca for the same reason that there isn't a subforum for countless other topics: there is insufficient demand for one.