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Druidry to get recognition

zider_redzider_red Explorer
edited October 2010 in Buddhism Today
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-11457795

it was a long time coming !!!

Comments

  • ZaylZayl Veteran
    edited October 2010
    well hey, good for them :)
  • RichardHRichardH Veteran
    edited October 2010
    Who knows what the Druids thought, believed, and practiced really? This is neo-Druidism isn't it? There is nothing wrong with that, but there seems to be a lot of romantic looking-back going on. It's a picky point maybe. It's good to be recognized.
  • zider_redzider_red Explorer
    edited October 2010
    Richard H wrote: »
    Who knows what the Druids thought, believed, and practiced really? .

    obviously, as Julius C was hardly a reliable & unbiased source :p
    yep it's neo-Druids
  • treederwrighttreederwright
    edited October 2010
    i love the spaceballs line from mel brooks " funny , she doesn't look DRUISH!' LOLOLOL
  • KundoKundo Sydney, Australia Veteran
    edited October 2010
    Richard H wrote: »
    Who knows what the Druids thought, believed, and practiced really? This is neo-Druidism isn't it? There is nothing wrong with that, but there seems to be a lot of romantic looking-back going on. It's a picky point maybe. It's good to be recognized.

    All Pagan religions are neo's. The difference is with Recon religions they TRY to rebuild from what evidence they have left (which granted in some paths is not a lot).

    Still, good luck to them. If other religions can be tax exempt, why not them?

    In metta.
    Raven
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