Swede
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Sun Jun-19-05 02:39 PM
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Does anyone know of the Celtic religion in Utah? |
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Edited on Sun Jun-19-05 02:40 PM by Swede
A friends brother just got married there. He was telling me he didn't know anything about this. His brother is a long haul trucker and met this woman at a truck stop. At the wedding many of the men wore kilts,and many of the women said they were witches.
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Sun Jun-19-05 02:40 PM
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1. Could be pagan, heathen, wiccan, SCA, ECS, Adrian Empire |
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a lot of religions and re-creation groups.
Or maybe even a Scottish society whose name escapes me this second.
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Sun Jun-19-05 02:42 PM
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2. They called themselves "Celts" |
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Sun Jun-19-05 03:35 PM
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3. Ah, okay. Haven't heard of that as a group specific name |
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before. I've only heard it used as in the Race of Celts.
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Sun Jun-19-05 03:39 PM
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4. Celtic pagans no doubt. |
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Presumably religio-cultural revivalists following some form of the pre-Christian religion of the Celtic peoples of w. Europe & the Brit. Isles. Nothing much to get excited about. Wicca, druidism, etc. are kindred traditions.
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Sun Jun-19-05 03:41 PM
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5. John said they were very nice people. |
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I just never heard of anyone calling themselves Celts as a relegion before.
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