TFP and Wicca

The other day I had the rare treat of having a great little thing pop into my head, one that definitely is quoteworthy:

Wicca is not a religion. It is a role playing game.

You can even take if further and note that it is a role playing game for stunted adolescents, for bored suburbanites, etc.

It would be refreshing to hear an elected official say this, but until we get rid of the poison of liberal democracy, fat chance.

Anyway, a couple of days after that a friend's blog made notice of a "traditionalist" (actually SSPX adherent, so chalk him off as yet another Prottie who thinks he has stumbled on a church that is more ancient and authentic than the True One) who was whining that the woman he will marry (unlikely) is going to provide him with a dowry (even more unlikely) and that it is a waste of time to educate women.

A couple of days later I got my regular silliness via email from TFP, and, while reading one of their essays on dress (they seem to pay a lot of attention to how people cloth themselves), I realized that TFP is the Catholic version of the Wicca role playing game.

How many hit points do I get for reading one of Prof. Plino's little essays?