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Witchcraft and Paganism Today by Anthony Kemp · Booklabria

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Witchcraft and Paganism Today

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First published: 1993
Language: English
Editions: 2

Synopsis

Paganism begins with a reverence for nature, an emphasis on individual responsibility and a belief in the existence of Gods and Goddesses. Kemp examines the historical background of Paganism and Britain and its revival, including the ethics, rites and rituals of those who practice it.

Subjects: Witchcraft
Neopaganism
Paganism
Hekserij
Heidendom

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