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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 27 May 1996.
Re: Pentagram wanted

Re: Pentagram wanted

From Weible <wei...@aol.com> · alt.ascii-art · 27 May 1996 00:00 · View full thread · report
In article <4o8ml6$a4...@tribune.usask.ca>, aa4...@sfn.saskatoon.sk.ca
(Thomas Hugh Dunbar) writes:

>Do not get huffy here Dear One; the pentacle of the Horned God is the 
>symbol of second degree initiates in much of Euopean Craft.  It is also 
>a symbol of The Horned God to many other Witches including myself.
>
>The symbol was appropriated but I will not give it up
>
>

I would be interested in talking about you motives and definitions of
witchcraft, but this is an inappropriate location.  Drop me a line.

Christopher Weible                     /_________________
Wei...@aol.com                  <=====| _________________>
The...@msn.com                    \
[Let the wicked fear the fist of God]

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