Wicca is a modern pagan religion that believes in a multitude of gods and goddesses. However, the main deity in Wicca is often referred to as the Horned God and the Triple Goddess. The Horned God is associated with nature, fertility, and the wild, while the Triple Goddess represents the three stages of a woman's life – maiden, mother, and crone. Wiccans believe that all gods and goddesses are simply different aspects of these two deities. Additionally, Wiccans also honor various other gods and goddesses from different cultures, depending on their individual beliefs and practices. Some common deities that are revered by Wiccans include Aphrodite, Artemis, Thor, and Isis.
Some common deities that are revered by Wiccans include Aphrodite, Artemis, Thor, and Isis. The gods and goddesses in Wicca are seen as both immanent and transcendent, meaning that they are present in the world around us and exist in a greater spiritual realm. Ultimately, the belief in gods and goddesses in Wicca provides a foundation for connecting with nature, spirituality, and one's own personal power.
Smokey nountain magic
Sleeps 20 starting at $567 / night Call 1.877.805.7794 to book
Palatial and spacious cabin with expansive decks, stunning views, hot tub and game room
Essentials
- Bedrooms: 7
- Sleeps: 20
- Bath/Shower: 8 bathrooms
- Dogs: No
- Linen & towels provided
Facilities
- Foosball
- Game Room
- Fireplace - Gas
- Fireplace - Wood
- Washer/Dryer
- Wheelchair Inaccessible
- Fully Equipped Kitchen
- Coffee Maker
- Decked area with outdoor furniture
- Flat Screen TV
Features
- Hot Tub
- Cable or Satellite TV
- WiFi Internet
- Pool Table
- Communal Pool
- Outdoor Grill
- Air Conditioning
- Parking Facilities On-Site
Mountain Magic #73 provides a large cabin with a luxury amenities and games galore for a wonderful getaway!
When you book your stay at this cabin, you receive free admission to popular Smoky Mountain attractions with Xplorie. This program entitles our guests to one free adult admission ticket, per night stay, to attractions like Dollywood, Ripley’s Aquarium, WonderWorks, and more.
The beauty of a vacation in the Smokies can only be enhanced by its remote location and solitude! Therefore, please be advised that the WIFI in this area is unstable. Downloading, streaming, and/or video conferencing may not be available.
Sleep soundly in one of the four king-sized beds, three queen-sized beds, or three twin/trundle beds to recharge after the day’s events. Bedrooms include private baths, with select rooms having televisions and access to a private deck.
The living room allows ample amounts of natural light and one-of-a-kind views from the floor-to-ceiling windows, making it a prime spot to relax by the wood-burning fireplace and watch a movie on the flat-screen television. Cook for your group in the fully-equipped kitchen with the modern, stainless appliances, granite countertops or on the gas grill. Sit down for a nice family dinner in the large dining room that seats up to twenty, or take your plates to the deck and enjoy dinner with a view.
Spend hours of fun in the game room, and challenge you opponent to a game of pool or Foosball, and enjoy the bar and mini-fridge access for snacks and drinks. There is also a small gas fireplace in this room as well. Take advantage of the spacious porches and soak in the hot tub, or relax on one of the rockers to admire the mountain view.
Guests have seasonal access to the community swimming pool.
We apologize, but Mountain Magic does not accommodate pets. Please note that guests must be at least 21 years of age to rent this property.
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Reviews for "The Divine Principles in Wiccan Theology: Exploring the Values of the Faith"
1. John - 2 stars - As a Christian, I was intrigued by the title "What god does wicca believe in" but was left disappointed by the content of the book. The author seemed to have a biased perspective against Wicca, portraying it as a mere trend or fad rather than a valid spiritual path. The book lacked depth and meaningful exploration of the Wiccan beliefs and gods. I found it to be more of a critique rather than an informative guide, which was not what I was expecting.
2. Emily - 3 stars - I picked up "What god does wicca believe in" hoping for an insightful examination of Wiccan deities but found it to be quite surface-level. The author briefly touched upon some of the main gods and goddesses worshipped in Wicca, but I was left craving for more in-depth explanations and historical context. Additionally, I felt that the author's tone was somewhat condescending towards Wicca, which hindered my ability to fully engage with the content. Overall, the book fell short of my expectations and I would recommend looking elsewhere for a comprehensive understanding of Wiccan beliefs regarding gods.
3. Sarah - 2 stars - As someone who practices Wicca, I was excited to find a book specifically addressing the gods worshipped in my religion. However, "What god does wicca believe in" failed to deliver on its promise. The author seemed to have a limited understanding of Wiccan theology and presented a very narrow perspective of our beliefs. It felt more like a misinformed critique disguised as an informative book. I would not recommend this book to anyone seeking a genuine exploration of Wiccan gods; there are much better resources available.