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So I had been a Wiccan for months, and my dad had the bad idea of it. That every Wiccan was a witch. That witches are evil. That the Horned God is associated with Satan because he has horns/antlers. I have never felt comfortable in Christianity, but felt comfortable in Wicca, like I was 100% safe and nothing would ever hurt me. I'll be turning 18 in a few months. Should I just light candles in my room, try to tell the Horned God that I'm sorry and that I'll move in with my friend when I turn 18 and become a Wiccan again? (link)
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Hi,
I am not too familiar with Wiccan, but as long as you are doing this in good spirits and not hurting anyone you'll be fine. Right? Horns or no horns. If your dad does not allow you to worship a different God at his home, I would respect his wishes until you have your own home to do as you please. I say respect your parents wishes, respect yourself, and naturally you will respect others. I make it sound simple because it is. I listed to music that could be related with worshiping other Gods, but it is an entertainment for me. Best of luck with your study of Wiccan religion and one day you can prove your dad wrong about your beliefs. Have a great day!
-ULO
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