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This article reeks of bias and foolishness. Sacrificing 1/3 of their children??? Come on, that is totally anti-pagan propaganda. You'd think that Jack Chick wrote this article... |
This article reeks of bias and foolishness. Sacrificing 1/3 of their children??? Come on, that is totally anti-pagan propaganda. You'd think that Jack Chick wrote this article... |
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Revision as of 18:43, 17 March 2006
Just edited the article for minor grammer errors and clearity. -Rick 12/23/05
History or Mythology?
- Is this article intended as actual history or just as a description of mythological texts? Because it seems to be presenting itself as fact, I'm especially concerned with statements like this...
- "On Samhain (November 1)parents sacrificed one third of their children to him in exchange for milk, corn, the fertility of cattle and a fertile growing season. The god horrified many because of his terrible demands. It was often dangerous to worship him because the worshipers themselves often died in the act."
- Are we meant to take this as historical fact or just what medieval monks thought about it?
- Because it sounds to me like another piece of Medieval Christian, anti-pagan propaganda.
- --Hibernian 02:00, 17 March 2006 (UTC)
Biased
This article reeks of bias and foolishness. Sacrificing 1/3 of their children??? Come on, that is totally anti-pagan propaganda. You'd think that Jack Chick wrote this article...
- Osarusan 3/17/06