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[edit on 19-6-2004 by SkepticOverlord]

[edit on 19-6-2004 by SkepticOverlord]

Wow, I like this.....it is very romantic. It gives a visual of red satin sheets & a romantic discussion.

Are you a Pagan? I am wondering because of the "Blessed Be".

Originally posted by ladyspiritguide
Wow, I like this.....it is very romantic. It gives a visual of red satin sheets & a romantic discussion.

Are you a Pagan? I am wondering because of the "Blessed Be".

Be rhymes with me. Heehee. So does that . Perhaps I could have ended it with Heehee. Heehee.

A pagan? Well, pagans believe in multipal Gods, while I believe in one supreme creator of all things. I do however believe that there are overseers of things. So in a way I do think like a Pagan, yet I also think like a Christian. I also agree with many of the eastern religions. So I guess I am undecided. I know, why don't I just pick a belief system and go with it huh? I'm working on it, but such things can not be rushed.

Nutzo

oh, actually the word "Pagan" is simply used to mean a "non-Christian, non-Muslim, and non-Jewish" person(s).

It also means "rural-dweller".

Many Pagans do not believe in a mulitude of God(s), or Goddesses, but believe that each name is a different aspect of the same Creator.

So, while chanting names (like Isis, Demeter, Diana, etc...), it is really the same being. Make sense?

Besides....

~Blesssed Be~ is a lovely way to end a statement, or a poem.

Originally posted by ladyspiritguide
oh, actually the word "Pagan" is simply used to mean a "non-Christian, non-Muslim, and non-Jewish" person(s).

It also means "rural-dweller".

Many Pagans do not believe in a mulitude of God(s), or Goddesses, but believe that each name is a different aspect of the same Creator.

So, while chanting names (like Isis, Demeter, Diana, etc...), it is really the same being. Make sense?

Besides....

~Blesssed Be~ is a lovely way to end a statement, or a poem.

Than perhaps I am a Pagan. I hate being so undecided. Lately though I have been trying to lay off the magic, because of a recent experiance. But just today I had wondered if it wasn't time to address the overseers.

Nutzo