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Subject: Re: Christian Witch?

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CJ

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Date Posted: 13:56:29 10/31/04 Sun
In reply to: Charles 's message, "Christian Witch?" on 11:15:32 10/17/04 Sun

>Can you be a Christian and a witch? Answer - yes
>(sort of). Most people involved in witchcraft, wicca
>and paganism hold very much the same principles as
>Christians - their gods may differ but they are as
>concerned about the welfare of humanity and all in the
>world around us. They are not so concerned about
>whether 'they will be saved' at the end of their
>physical life. As for life after death /
>reincarnation etc, well that is something you either
>believe or disbelieve personally. As far as I am
>personally concerned there is quite some evidence that
>it does happen. Certainly the idea should not be
>ignored or dismissed completely.
>
>I don't believe in one god by certainly feel that
>there is a 'life force' or energy which is there all
>the time. God, in my opinion, is something created by
>man (and woman - must not be sexist) in order to try
>to understand this 'force'. He was not and has never
>been a real person.
>
>Finally I have to say that I have enjoyed looking
>through the entries. It is great to see that what
>ever your beliefs you can discuss them with others of
>different views with no restrictions.

Well I have to agree that one must choose certain beliefs over another. You can't play both sides of the fence. yes wiccans do not accept Jesus as the son of God as he was a prophetic one who was a bit more accurate than most of the time even to this time. He had a very good connection with the spirit world and was able to accomplish a lot in his time and he did indeed die for us you see the romans tried him as a pagan or witch if you will, but thats another fact that slips the minds of christians because the church left that out of the book. Pagans have always beleived in the afterlife so it is very likely that he visited many people afetr his death.

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Re: Christian Witch?	Vince	09:39:19 11/01/04 Mon