A few days ago, in an evening show, broadcast on a popular commercial channel, it has been analyzed, so definitely rough, the theme of the Wicca religion.
I always repeat that certain issues should be handled by competent people and not by acrobats and dancers: in fact such a complex issue was presented in terms more like folklore, with convoluted interpretations of the principles of pagan culture and interviews with would-priestesses who actually they showed a level of esoteric culture so inadequate as to shiver even the less attentive and prepared peolpe.
In particular, the thing that struck me most was the complacency with which it was stated that the Wiccan covens would not proselytize.
How to grow a community would not accept new members?
The non-proselytizing is not a dogma: it depends on situations, contexts inside and outside the group.If a member of the group proposes a candidate that can bring benefits to community development, it is surely the duty of the group to make sure that this person may have the ability to integrate.On the other hand is typical of those who know things only by hearsay, cling to orthodoxy and dogma to demonstrate knowledge in matters that really do not know at all.
