An adherent of the Alexandrian form of this religion wrote a critique of one historian’s study of it titled Trials of the Moon. According to James Lewis, the “trademark” of this religion could be said to be a white-handled knife called an “athame” (“AH-tham-ay”). The research of Aiden Kelly has shown that the founding of this religion was not a revival of an ancient tradition but the creation of a new one. The moral tenets of this religion are known as the (*) Rede (“reed”) and includes the “Eight Words” (10[1])couplet first articulated by Doreen Valiente. The “Dianic” variant of this (10[1])religion emphasises the role of the Goddess and does not venerate the Horned God. This religion was founded by retired English civil servant Gerald Gardner. For 10 points, name this neopagan new religious movement whose followers practice witchcraft. ■END■ (10[1]0[1])