Hello

I've read Wicca for Beginners: Fundamentals of Philosophy by Thea Sabin. I decided to purchase this book because of a blog I've read online which had a list of books recommended for beginners. Then I branched off from Wicca and started my own path as a pagan under traditional witchcraft and esoteric occultism.

Here's the table of contents: Table of Contents

This will give you an idea on what this book is about without having to go through every page. The book covers mostly on philosophy than history which many Wiccans seem to forget that Wicca has its roots on traditional british witchcraft wrapped in ceremony and pseudo-religion. And if you're not practicing real Wicca then you're not Wiccan. Also there is no such thing as Christian Wicca.

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