no. paganism is a range of religions, like Christianity. Wicca is a type of pagan, but a pagan isn't necessarily a Wiccan.
Yes, Wicca does exist. Wicca is a pagan revivalist religion that incorporates many ancient Celtic traditions with other pagan pantheons.
Wicca is not a religion in the generally perceived sense of the word - it is a pagan spiritual practice.
no, wicca is a pagan religion, you know, with magic, rituals, inner peace, nature, and spells and stuff
Wicca is a neo-pagan religion, and the concept of the religion itself is actually quite new. However, it has its roots firmly in ancient practices, so nobody knows exactly how or when the religion began.
No, Wicca has no connection at all with native American beliefs. It is a modern pagan religion developed in England in the early 1900s.
Paganism, by definition, is any various religion outside of Christianity, Judaism, or Islam. Wicca is a type of Paganism, and falls under its umbrella. A comparison would be like saying Christianity is a religion, but Southern Baptist is a form of religion that comes under Christianity as a whole. More specifically, Pagan means "country dweller", where Wicca means "witchcraft". One does not have to participate in Wicca in order to be a pagan, but those who practice Wicca are all considered Pagans by default.
Paganism is a word for a wide variety of alternative religions but the main branch of it, Wicca, is officially listed as a religion in the United States.
No, but Wicca is a pagan religion and the Egyptians were pagan and had their own form of witchcraft.Wicca is a relatively new spiritual path (having emerged into the general consciousness in the twentieth century), based on ancient pagan beliefs. In fact there is a branch of Wicca (and a coulpe more that are just Pagan), that draw heavily from the Egyptian forms.
Wicca and Neo-Pagan is similar yes. I don't understand your percent 2 those.
"Wicca" is supposedly the religion practiced by witches. It's pagan, but supposedly does not involve human sacrifice.Not all witches believe in Wicca. All the witches that believe in Wicca are good witches, because they believe that every spell you cast comes back to you three times as strong, so they only cast good spells. Imagine, casting a spell for warts on someone and having it come back three times as strong!!None of that information is accurate or informative. Actually, Wicca is a religion solely invested in nature. They do not worship deities but rather work with mother earth and other celestial bodies (such as the moon or the sun). What the person above was speaking about is something called the Wiccan Rede and it speaks of the ideals of Karma. However, not all Wiccans believe in Karma and even further, not all Wiccans practice witchcraft. Also, Wicca is hardly Pagan. Paganism is just another term for polytheism. There are no deities involved in Wicca, so there can't be many deities involved.
The "Celts" of the English Isles were known for their Druid religion ( a pagan or Wicca like religion) but there ws also a large Christian grouping. The Celtic Cross was designed by these early Celtic Christians.
In Wicca, some famous leaders were: Gerald Gardner Raymond Buckland Alex Sanders Ravan Grimassi