Is the NEW AGE better off known as Manna?"?

Question

I do not care if the word is Hebrew for "bread." No psychedelic Christian ever warps my religious beliefs like that, for such a Christian can dare call himself a witch and try to get away with it. No chemicals bring grace, for it is from God himself. If you are a Wiccan or Pagan, consider yourselves Unitarians for the moment, for there is a hard line betewwn psychedelic junkie and neopagan practicioner. One looks common, and the other looks alien. Do not include Pleidians, for such is a culture, and we already know that. I pray for our integrity so that the Christians who use LSD, peyote or other halluciogenic drugs will be exposed along with the non-Christian souls who do the same. Such persons scared us off iwth the Revelations ordeal, and now it is time for them to face the consequences. I know that Manna is both Gaelic for "new age" and Hebrew for "bread," yet I am curious about the Pagan/Wiccan belief in angels. After all, I am an angel, but that is a different matter.

Answer 1

Everything after, Is the NEW AGE better off known as Manna?"?
is mute as it has nothing to do with your question.

The word manna used by the Hebrew people during the Exodus is translated, "What's That" and not bread. Sorry if I blew you away on you basic question.><>

Answer 2

First off, which form of Gaelic, since I wasn't able to find "manna" in any of my Gaelic dictionaries, Irish or Scots.

Secondly, you still haven't convinced me that Unitarianism has anything to do with a wide variety of forms of Paganism. Perhaps a few forms, but there's a wide variety out there that come from radically different sources.

Third... if you're advocating avoiding psychodelics, you should try to phrase your question so it sounds less trippy.

Answer 3

Wow.
I don't know what your problem is, but I bet it's hard to pronounce!