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A peaceful Earth-based religion where its followers are often persecuted by brainwashed Judeo-Christian religions. Wicca is an ancient religion that came back up when the British Witchcraft laws were repealed. This was around the 1900s-1920s. Dr. Gerald Gardner was the first person courageous enough to publish some books about the Old Religion. Wiccans believe in a God and a Goddess. Some bad stereotypes are "Naked Ladies dancing around a fire and worshipping Satan," or "A made-up religion that's based around Dungeons and Dragons and J.R.R. Tolkien's books." These people are all uneducated about Wicca and refuse to say anything nice about a relgion that's not theirs. Wicca, commonly called Witchcraft, supports magic(k), but not all Wiccans believe in magic.
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