Wicca is a
modern neo-pagan religion that is based upon an ancient pagan religion
that was common among the Celts of northern Europe, and in Britannia
(so named by Julius
Caesar who conquered and made it part of the Roman Empire)
where the mystic cult of Druidism originated based upon the “Mother”
fertility goddess whose consort was a horned god. It is a mystery
religion that has different theological concepts or denominations,
some monotheist, original goddess worship, such as the Dianic
Wicca, Cochrane's
Craft, and polytheism. Denominations are considered
traditions within the Wiccans: Gardnerian
and Alexandrian
Wicca follow the concepts of Gerald
Gardner.
