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Re: Pagan Christianity?
Oct 27, 2009, 21:50
drewbhoy wrote:
The 'he' in question made similar comments in the "Pope Warns Against Paganism" forum, which really ended up being a version of sectarian tripe. I think he assumed I was Catholic because of a team I support, anyway the Pope was going to be the first swinging from a tree. Found some stuff about St Bride and standing stones, a much better subject which I'll read later on and maybe I'll tell you all about it. Only if you're good :-)


Lets move on, and live and let live ...

I found this page on a web-site about St Bride's Bay in Pembrokeshire which is a mystical coastline just discovered by myself and, like the west coast of Scotland, there are Celtic connections all over the place (Branwen's namesake gets lots of mentions).

Goddess knockers (oops freudian slip) look away now.

http://www.goddessalive.co.uk/current/wales.html
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