What do Walpurgis and Golgotha mean?

check this out

read the whole story and it should tell you more than what you want

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"Jesus died to take our wibbles away, so now we can go to zonk."

"Humanity's first sin was faith; the first virtue was doubt."

"Losing your faith is a lot like losing your virginity you don't realise how irritating it was 'til it's gone."

Golgotha is the Hill where Jesus was crucified...Wouldnt a Christian be better suited to tell you that?
I poetically refer to the corruption of Gallilee, the madness of the Crucified, as the Shadow of Golgotha.

Golgotha ia reported to be the place where Jesus was crucified, it was the 13'th hill in these regions (unlucky 13).

Got that info from the code name of my favorite assassin: Golgo 13





[This message has been edited by Dark_Magneto (edited 08-06-2001).]

Well now that I know what the answer is, yes, a Christian WOULD be more suited to tell me.

Walpurgis is... pagan christmas?

Sounds German, doubt it. Germanic Pagan "Christmas" (Sun worshipping winter solstive holiday) is Yule. Like the Yule log, ya know? They celebrate the return of the sun (lengthening of days from there on out) by bringing trees into their homes and decorating them with shiny ornaments like the sun.
Romans had the Saturnalia, which was basically the same thing, but they decorated trees outside, they didnt bring them in the house.
Isnt European pagan, unless its a Celt thing.

Golgotha is a PIG song from a killer album. More interesting tht the Christian bit if ya ask me.

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"...and when you peel back my eyes, I see the pain and feel the lies..."

Last prayers hang in the air
Each unto their own rag and bonemeal saviors
Strung where crippled vultures dare
Golgotha coughs another cross to grave God's failure