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fearn · 18th November 2010, 01:17 AM

I'm not a Wiccan, but I figure that if members of any religion happens to hold a particular type of knife or sword sacred, it's really helpful to help them take proper care of their implements, whether it's a keris, an athame, a kirpan, or a druid grove's ceremonial sickles and swords.

We all like our blades, after all. No reason not to focus on our shared interests.

My 0.00002 cents,

F

18th November 2010, 01:17 AM	#20
fearn Member Join Date: Dec 2004 Posts: 1,247	I'm not a Wiccan, but I figure that if members of any religion happens to hold a particular type of knife or sword sacred, it's really helpful to help them take proper care of their implements, whether it's a keris, an athame, a kirpan, or a druid grove's ceremonial sickles and swords. We all like our blades, after all. No reason not to focus on our shared interests. My 0.00002 cents, F