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by AntigoneRising on December 9th, 2005
Again, Wicca is a decentralized religion. We have no central governing body that sets standards, limits, membership criteria, or official dogma. Because of this, there is no single, official Wiccan stance on homosexuality.
Most Wiccans accept homosexuality. Many Wiccans are homosexual or bisexual. We do not believe that homosexuality is inherently unethical. Any act between fully aware and consenting adults that does not harm others is generally considered ethical. The sex act is considered holy and sacred. As we believe that Divinity exists within each person as well as outside of each person, any act of discrimination is generally considered unethical.
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