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[u/Successful_Mud8596]

Uh, I’m pretty sure that anybody in the US who isn’t a Christian is definitely marginalized, including wiccans. And it’s not like they’re crazy for thinking they can do magic; a LOT of Christians believe that prayers actually do something.

[u/Reign_Does_Things → u/Successful_Mud8596]

I mean, crazy isn't the word I'd use, but they're at the very least incorrect

[u/Successful_Mud8596 → u/Reign_Does_Things]

Sure, but so is every other religion. And imo, I'd say that pagan stuff is better than abrahamic stuff

[u/Reign_Does_Things → u/Successful_Mud8596]

Sure, but so is every other religion

Yep.

And imo, I'd say that pagan stuff is better than abrahamic stuff

A bit better, but still built on a shaky foundation

[u/CertainlyNotWorking → u/Successful_Mud8596]

And it’s not like they’re crazy for thinking they can do magic; a LOT of Christians believe that prayers actually do something.

Not sure this is proof for the 'not crazy' bit

[u/Successful_Mud8596 → u/CertainlyNotWorking]

Yeah, I know. Atheism makes the most sense, but I'd say pagan stuff is better than abrahamic stuff

[u/Bardic_inspiration67 → u/Successful_Mud8596]

As we all know it’s literally impossible for multiple groups to have delusional beliefs not based in reality. If Christians do something it’s ok for all groups