Hey folks, it's 2006, not 1306...
Burn the witch? Seriously?
It would seem that Catholics in England aren't quite over their witch hunting past- yesterday, a Catholic protest group rampaged through Glastonbury, vowing to "cleanse" the area of witches. The ragtag inquisition marched through town pelting pagans and magick shops with salt while chanting "burn the witch" and other endearing slogans.
Glastonbury has become over the years a very popular with pagans, and is believed by many to be the location of the legendary isle of Avalon.
Sadder still are the thousands of congolese children forced into the streets by witchcraft fears.
Groaners
“initiating a virgin on Halloween is very important for Wiccans in serious covens”
Technoccult?
Cnet gives a demonstration of the Ipod as Ouija board.
Going Overboard
A 92-year old Turkish archaeologist was acquitted Wednesday at the conclusion of her trial on charges of inciting religious hatred. Muazzez Ilmiye Cig, an experet on ancient Sumerian culture, was tried for asserting that ancient temple prostitutes wore headscarves similar to those worn by Muslim women.
Scientologists protest a CBS "48 Hours" special on a Scientology-linked family tragedy, accusing the network of running the story to promote its sponsors' pharmaceutical products.
Religious ranter Grant Swank can always be counted on for a giggle or two, but Demonic Democrats? Really?
Unanswered Prayers
Hundreds of prayer requests are discovered unopened and floating in the ocean. Their eventual destination? you guessed it....
Ghosts of Crowley
A Scottish paper profiles Malcolm Dent, the caretaker of Boleskine House, former residence of Aleister Crowley.
Links
Inexplicable: "God rocks," like pop rocks, only blasphemous...
A petition to adopt a Discordian emblem as the official symbol of the newly discovered dwarf planet Eris.


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