Except that they've insinuated themselves as a primarily "American" group.
More to the point, they've specifically stated - their rules, not mine - that a belief in *any* deity, not just the Judeo-Christian one, is enough. So, following their rules, these boys *do* agree with it.
Normally, I'd agree with you, though - I'm really posting to point out the silliness of the idea that these two, yearlong members, were suddenly accused of potentially trying to convert people. Because I've never met a Wiccan who wanted me to hear the Truth, but I get that from random Christians... often enough, anyway. And after a year, these boys were unlikely to suddenly become obsessed with converting their troop.
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More to the point, they've specifically stated - their rules, not mine - that a belief in *any* deity, not just the Judeo-Christian one, is enough. So, following their rules, these boys *do* agree with it.
Normally, I'd agree with you, though - I'm really posting to point out the silliness of the idea that these two, yearlong members, were suddenly accused of potentially trying to convert people. Because I've never met a Wiccan who wanted me to hear the Truth, but I get that from random Christians... often enough, anyway. And after a year, these boys were unlikely to suddenly become obsessed with converting their troop.