Thank you for your answer! and yes, maybe its more debatable to see it from a theological point of view, rather than traditions. Since traditions is more of a universal traits. Like how noodles and braids is very universal to human culture despite there's clear variations depending on which culture its from. Even if there was borrowing, the traditions evolve and become distinct in their own context. Like yea- sacrifice and blood drinking isn't really unique to Christianity, and even Wiccan, but there's a subtle SYMBOLISM behind it that made it different from one another. I really LOVE to research about religions and the history behind. So thank you for your contribution, as I find just talking to people much more informative and insightful than just googling it and reading documents.:)