What group if any would suit these beliefs suit the most ?

Question

My wife is a Wiccan - the old religion before Christianity came to Briton - but a lot of it has been smashed the books burned and the people tortured for thier belief's (jesus wanted to show his love for the Celts I guess)

I find her religion to not clash with my beliefs but not really represent them either

I believe their is a universal consiousness and that all life is part of that (so far so good for the Wiccans religion )

I believe we are "the gods" That we by thought and belief bring into being those above us - we create - As such I believe that we ought to be very careful what we create -

I do not like the bible - or the description of the character of it's dieties -

I wanted somthing a little more - civilized than some perverts take on out of control anger and jealosy
I believe we came from and are going back to a non phisical state where we will be in our own universe - one of multiple millions alone and at peace and joined by those we wish to join

I believe that the earth is a meet and greet period for all of us - That most have created a mean and selfish outlook and that is reflected both in the gods men create and the societies in which we live -

That once back in our original state after the meet and greet - We will hopefully have become gentler in our creations - but evidence is to the contrary -

Answer 1

You sound like an eclectic pagan. You seem to have root beliefs in paganism, but you allow things from other religions to integrate as well, along with your own philosophy. So you've basically created your own unique religion (troutism? lol). Good for you.

Answer 2

Wicca was invented out of nothing by the Gardners in the 1930s.

The pre-Christian paganism of the British Isles had no books to burn. The holy folk felt the knowledge was too sacred for writing and spend years honing their memories to commit their doctrines to living minds, not dead books.

In Britain, there were no tortures of pagans by Christians. The religious traditions lived side-by-side for some time, adapting to each other, possibly forming a new fusion to some extent or another. Instead, the Christians waited until they dominated the island and started torturing each other. Indeed, a case can be made that Christianity in the British Isles was a unique thing until the Norman Conquest toppled the native church and replaced it with one controlled directly from Rome.

Answer 3

It's so weird when someone else has the same thought.

Fish On!

Answer 4

while you meet and great some of us actually live here and do what we can to make it worth while sorry I'm only here once and then it's over and done with .

Answer 5

Try this link, everyone I know who has tried it said that it is right on. Good luck.
Blessed be.

Answer 6

I believe I'll have another beer.

Answer 7

Fish on!

Answer 8

Your collective beliefs are a threat to my individuality.
Be careful.
If you threaten me, I will do whatever it takes to survive.

Answer 9

buddhism