Keeping the rules, community-centered, indebtedness. Our willing acceptance of misfortune while clinging to a radiant, infinite hope. We transform the broken remains into opportunities to actively serve God. Not complacency or resignation, but an active transformation. God stands in judgment upon the existing order of injustice.
Freedom is a divine right of creation.
God is with the oppressed and present in their struggle for justice. Ethically, Wiccans value freedom and harmlessness. While Wicca is clearly a non-Christian faith, its normal practices do not violate any laws, and hurt neither the person nor the property of others. A small percentage of military personnel are members of the Wiccan faith, and, with the parameters set by the military code that all must obey, they gather together to worship on their bases, just as Catholics, Protestants, Jews, and Muslims do. Some Christians are calling for a prohibition of Wiccan worship practices on military bases because Wicca is not a religion in their eyes, and because the government should not be giving support to such a religion.