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From: mandyw@ptd.net (Mandy)
Subject: Re: Looking for *stars*
Date: 1996/10/06
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secor@ix.netcom.com (Peter Secor) jotted down this message:

>	Off topic question:  I thought the satanists had the pentacle "right-side-up"
>and the pagans had it "upside-down"?  

No, Pete.  The pagan symbol has the star right-side up.  It is the
upside-down version that is associated with such religions as
satanism.
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