Their comments may be based on a great deal of knowledge about Druidry and spirituality, or on very little. Statements should not be read as definitive or even as necessarily true or correct. In other words, if you had a problem you couldn't solve, you would call these guys before anyone else. Kind of like Mr. Wolfe in Pulp Fiction. To say that magick is my main study, I must also say this, that magick would not work without the faith a man puts into it.
Religions are the same way.
There is no religion without faith. All truly great stories within religion come from an individual's interaction with god on a supernatural level that reinforces the individual's already present faith in that deity. This does not make them the same, but co-dependent. I think I've rambled enough for now. Any replys or further discussions would be appreciated.