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- Hard Polytheism, although many other Kemetics are Monolatrous (sp?) - Ma'at and Heka, as the untranslatable concepts and the Goddesses (Ma'at mostly described as "truth and order" and heka being translated as "magic" or "power of speech." - Senut/Daily Rite - Ancestor reverence - I don't have...

Not too much. Aside from not cheating on people (which I wouldn't have done for personal reasons, anyway), it really doesn't control my sexuality.

Well, I don't mean a majority people-wise. I really doubt that the majority number of pagans are Wiccans, but the publicity they get makes them a majority in the manner that other pagan paths tend to be measured against it. That's the way I learned it, I might be wrong.

Those self-imposed limitations are what make us less than a community. I don't really think there is a real "Pagan Community," either. When I see Pagan Pride events, for example, I don't see "paganism." I see "Wicca and things close to it." Think about it: They usually hold them on Sabbats...

This really doesn't have much to do with which deity or pantheon one worships. I don't feel like I chose my gods, per se, I felt a "pull" based on how well our personalities link. But at the same time, if a deity does choose somebody, I don't think this automatically gives that person the...

Re: Scots? My personal view on this is that if there is only one divine being, it came to us in different forms for a reason. There are a lot of religions, ancient and modern, who hold a belief that all gods and goddesses are one larger being... but they aren't usually treated as such. What do...

I think there is more than one type of "fluff bunny." Usually when I think of the word "fluffy," I think of somebody who uses the disguise of a spiritual search to do things they think are neat. People who are in it for the magic, but since it's seen as a spiritual thing by so many who do it...

Re: Scots? I think the real problem here is that reconstructionists and those in less-researched paths have kind of a personality difference. I do rely on belief... it just so happens that my beliefs are validated by historical and archaeological evidence. I see no problem with this, but I...

Yes! Thank you for saying that! In fact there is way more to paganism than just "Wicca." I think it's actually quite sad that people automatically default to thinking about Wicca when paganism or neopaganism are mentioned, but I guess majority usually rules... I do think that, to a point...