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From: Mouse <mouse at rodents-montreal.org> I once told someone I was neo-pagan and got asked in response "so, you're, like, a Satanist?".? I said, "No, I'm not Christian enough to be a Satanist".? I expected that to produce further confusion, which it did. :-/ C: Well utter nonsense usually does have that affect. You're point I'll take it is that Satan/Lucifer is a *product* of the Jewish/Christian scriptures. But conflating Christianity w/Satanism leaves something to be desired as to valid logic. That's ok though. The pagans think they have it up on us as a result somehow. I could take the time to allude to the barbaric practices of most of the early forms of paganism, stuff which modern pagans take pains to separate themselves from (hence the neo-). It's awful nice when you can alter your beliefs to suit the times, and dispense with all that nastier stuff. ?I know a pagan lady. Bat crap crazy she is. She said Thor was one of her favorites deities (along w/"Squat", who is alleged to be something of a patron saint of automobile financing. You ask her). So I asked her does she really believe Thor was a real *god*. She stated to the effect that all those old world gods were manifestations/representations of "the Divine". So why aren't they all just manifestations of ol' Beelzebub I ask? What's good for the goose is good for the gander.