Devil: Pagan Paganism Dictionary II on Devil

Devil, The:

“Heir of Man,” originally the Evil God of the Zoroastrians; later a creation of Christian and Islamic theologians (who called him Satan and Shaitan) consisting of old fertility gods, wisdom spirits and nature elementals combined with Ahriman into a figure of terror and malevolence fully equal to that of that Good God (Jehovah or Allah); the deity worshiped by Neogothic Witches.

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The definition and meaning of Devil is extrcted from the home page of Isaac Bonewits, A Pagan Glossary of Terms 4.1 or "Useful Words and Phrases for the Interdimensional Traveler".

"The following is a list of technical words  and phrases taken from the first three editions of Real Magic. This will  be continuously updated to incorporate new terms and definitions,  as well as polytheological vocabulary, with internal hyperlinks  activated, and will eventually grow into A Polytheological Dictionary for Neopagans. Readers should remember that  many of these definitions and coinages are my own, and that other  authorities may disagree with me. All definitions should be taken,  regardless of the source, as tentative approaches to complex  realities."

Please visit http://www.neopagan.net for more information..

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