Hello, John and Doves,

 

Maybe Mel Brooks is a prophet?

 

After all, didn't his movie, "Spaceballs," have Daphne Zuniga as a "Druish" princess?

 

In Him, whose foolishness is wiser than the wisdom of men,

Mike C.

Wendy (4 Oct 2010)
"Britain recognizes Druidry as religion"

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Britain recognized Druidry, an ancient belief that worships deities that take different forms in nature, as a religion for the first time and gave it charitable status on Saturday.
 
"There is a sufficient belief in a supreme being or entity to constitute a religion for the purposes of charity law," declared the Charity Commission for England and Wales in response to the Druid Network's application.
 
The decision will give the neo-pagan religion, known for its cloaked worshippers at Stonehenge (above, in 1999) and other sites, tax advantages and is expected to lead to broader acceptance.
 
Full article:
 
http://religion.blogs.cnn.com/2010/10/02/britain-recognizes-druidry-as-religion-for-first-time-gives-it-charitable-status/?hpt=T2