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The sacred is authoritative. Its meaning may be studied, but not its [[legitimacy]] and its [[power]] may not be questioned. To question the [[authority]] of the sacred is to doubt the sacred, and the sacred is that which may not be doubted. For a [[druid]], [[nature]] is sacred. For a [[druid]] to doubt that nature is sacred, is for him or her to cease being a [[druid]].
The '''sacred''' is authoritative. Its meaning may be studied, but its [[legitimacy]] and its [[power]] may not be questioned. To question the [[authority]] of the sacred is to [[doubt]] the sacred, and the sacred is that which may not be [[doubted]]. For [[nature]] is sacred for a [[druid]]. For a [[druid]] to doubt that nature is sacred, is for him or her to cease being a [[druid]].


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Revision as of 21:47, 25 October 2011

The sacred is authoritative. Its meaning may be studied, but its legitimacy and its power may not be questioned. To question the authority of the sacred is to doubt the sacred, and the sacred is that which may not be doubted. For nature is sacred for a druid. For a druid to doubt that nature is sacred, is for him or her to cease being a druid.