[Bob Quixote]

I guess your experience has been much different from mine. I am not a Wiccan, but I know quite a few Wiccans/pagans. In fact, my current girlfriend is a pagan, as well as my last one. Neither could be described as "anti-male," nor did they become involved with paganism through any specific animosity toward Christianity (except maybe through the intolerance of some of its followers). And as far as the men, I haven't met one who is gay. Not, as they say on "Seinfeld," that there's anything wrong with that...

[biblewonk]

I was grabbing at words when I said anti male. Obviously the many married and hetero female witches are not anti male. I guess what I was trying to say was that they don't like the Christian views on the masculanity of God and gender roles.

So, do you know a lot of hetero male wiccans? Have you not noticed a larger than average percentage of gay males among wiccans? That's really my point. Is there really nothing wrong with that? ;-)