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Kammio
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Only if they want to.
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You can, but I do not understand why you would want to mix religious beliefs. Many of the Christian traditions for Christmas were adopted from the traditions for Yule.
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A a wiccan, especially eclectic wicca you may adopt whatever traditions have spiritual meaning to you. Many wiccans that follow established traditions may choose not to. Adaptation is the soul of the eclectic wiccan. Most major Christian holidays stem from pagan roots. With historical insight, adaptation is more redily accomplished and even appreciated. Most traditions or paths follow a variation of the Wiccan Rede. One portion of that is the following ...Do what though willt an it harm none...' (OR VARIATIONS THEREOF) So yes Wiccans can celebrate other religious traditions, but why would we want to unless it has some personal meaning to us?
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It is a matter of personal choice. So is celebrating the Sabbats, come to think of it. I celebrate Yule for myself, but celebrate Christmas with my family. To me, Christmas is a secular holiday about spending time with my family, and hopefully getting them something they will enjoy.
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I think a lot of them do so with their Christian families and friends as AR pointed out. They/I just don't believe in any of the stuff that Christmas symbolizes. For me it's a time for me to see my whole family which, now that we're all grown up, is a very rare occasion.
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As far as I can tell, yes. My sister-in-law is Wiccan and I get invited to her celebrations. I invite her, in turn, to mine.
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Um Christmas - let's break that word down... Christ - mas (s) Um, why would Wiccan's celebrate that? We don't follow the 'cult' of Christ. For more Information go here: http://wiccateacher.synthasite.com/
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My sister in law is wiccan and i feel really weird her being at the celebrations and she gets witch stuff for christmas am i over reacting or should i say that i dont feel right that this is happening?
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