Seventy three Witches founded the Council of American Witches in 1974. In April of that year, at the Spring Witchmeet in Minneapolis, MN, (1974-APR-11 to 14), they adopted the following document. At the time, Wicca and other Neopagan religions were greatly misunderstood in North America. This document helped to set the record straight. The thirteen statements are necessarily vague. They do not precisely and completely match any one Witchcraft tradition. But they do provide an introduction to the full range of belief systems found within “Wicca.” Its policy of including all persons, regardless of “sexual preference” — now referred to as sexual orientation — was almost unheard of back in 1974. The Council disbanded later in 1974.
Principles of the Wiccan Belief:
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