Some members of this faith congregate at covens.
Some adherents of this faith believe in a karma-like "Rule of Three." The major statement of this faith originates from 26 rhymed couplets written by Lady Gwen Thompson, and is usually rendered as "An it harm none do what ye will." This dualistic religion venerates the Horned God and the Triple Goddess. Members of this religion make up the majority of those who celebrate Imbolc and Beltane, which are two of the eight Sabbats spaced equally in the year. Gerald Gardner, or Scire, popularized this faith in 1954. Some members of this faith congregate at covens. For 10 points, name this neopagan faith frequently associated with witchcraft.
Some adherents of this faith believe in a karma-like "Rule of Three."
Wiccan [prompt on "paganism" or word forms; prompt on "neopaganism" or word forms; prompt on "witchcraft" or "witches" or similar answers]