I know this is probably one in which some go,
"ugghhh this again..."
But it's something I'm genuinely wanting to get to the bottom of. I've expressed my interest in paganism and learning more about it and getting at the truth of what any number of pagan paths actually taught as well endorsed. I think it's important to note that I'm not coming from a heart of trying to attack or undermine it. Just trying to get at the truth is all.
I'm the sorta person that if I want to learn about specific religions I go to the actual people who practice it. For example, if I wanted to know more about Hinduism I'd probably more likely refer to actual Hindu sources as to what they actually believe. like wise what I'm trying to do now.
That being said...
I've come across sites that try and paint this picture that ALL pagans (at least of old) practiced human sacrifice or at least at one point did. How would many of you respond to those sorts of accusations?
I don't doubt perhaps there were some that did but to say all did?
"ugghhh this again..."
But it's something I'm genuinely wanting to get to the bottom of. I've expressed my interest in paganism and learning more about it and getting at the truth of what any number of pagan paths actually taught as well endorsed. I think it's important to note that I'm not coming from a heart of trying to attack or undermine it. Just trying to get at the truth is all.
I'm the sorta person that if I want to learn about specific religions I go to the actual people who practice it. For example, if I wanted to know more about Hinduism I'd probably more likely refer to actual Hindu sources as to what they actually believe. like wise what I'm trying to do now.
That being said...
I've come across sites that try and paint this picture that ALL pagans (at least of old) practiced human sacrifice or at least at one point did. How would many of you respond to those sorts of accusations?
I don't doubt perhaps there were some that did but to say all did?
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