Christian Wicca, is another “oxymoron” that have been creeping into the Body of Christ. It’s a combination of Christianity and Wiccan, and/or Pagan, and/or other occult beliefs. It may also include Jewish, Islamic, and other beliefs, such as Mormonism.
Common elements transplanted from Wicca include reincarnation, and fertility; however, the key points of the divinity of Jehova, our Lord Jesus Christ and the Holy Spirit are retained from Christianity.
The combination of two religions, do not work, and are at odds with each other, and those members of Christianity and Wicca are not agreeable such practices.
Many “Christian Wiccans” consider that prayer and witchcraft are the same, because they believe that prayer is a form of sympathetic magic. Christian prayer covers much more specifics than just sympathetic magic.
Like all “oxymorons” they try to denegrate the real message and truth of our Lord Jesus Christ, His Word, and spiritual warfare prayer, and thanksgiving prayer. Those deceived and seduced Christians try to make it work, but disobey HIS WORD. They compare Christian prayer and according to Wiccan belief and tradition of magick, defining their form of prayer as “passive magic” and spells as “active magic”.
Now as I’ve always stated that if we have a “lemon tree”, and we call it an “orange tree”, the tree will still bear “lemons”.
Now this also goes for those who produe other “oxymorons”, such as “Christian martial arts”, and “Christian mysticism”, and “Christian Yoga”.
Therefore, if you call Wicca, Christianity, it will make no difference, because when it all boils down what you believe, and if you don’t believe HIS WORD, then you are an “unbeliever”. You can’t have your left foot in Christianity and your right foot in Wicca, because that mentality defies His Commandments of the Old Testament and the New Testament. There is no DUALITY in the His Kingdom, but a TRINITY.
This is what a practicing Wiccan said:
Wicca is a religion on its own. Being a "Christian Wiccan" is like saying you are a "Lutheran Jew" or a "Muslim Shintoist." If you wish to call yourself a Christian Witch, that is completely and totally different in that calling oneself a Witch, which is a description of what one does with regard to achieving certain goals, rather than being a member of a specific religion with specific beliefs and thoughts. One need not be Wiccan in order to practice Witchcraft, and call oneself a Witch. Yes, it may be “all about labels”, but those labels are of great importance.
Many people believe that Wicca is “anything they decide that it is”. While that idea seems to be gaining popularity, it is decidedly inaccurate. It is ludicrous to expect to form your own religion based upon your interpretation of Christian Spirituality, and slap the label “Wicca” or even “Christianity” on it, and then expect universal acceptance. This is not meant as “Anti-Christian” in the least. Those who decide to follow a Christian path have my blessing (although I'm certain they don't need it, and many don't desire it). However, belief that Mary Magdalene was the wife of Jesus, or that the Holy Spirit was female does not make a religion based on 2000+ years of doctrine, teachings and writings, suddenly transform into Wicca.
I am not "Christian bashing" or bashing any other choice of religion here. I encourage people to thoroughly examine their religious belief system as carefully as they can, and believe in whatever will help them become a better person and achieve their own True Will. If that religious choice is Christianity, Judaism, Buddhism, Shintoism or a combination of them, or whatever else, may they be blessed upon their path(s). However, putting together one's own series of beliefs from various existing and established religions, then slapping the label or labels of those religions upon it is not “eclectic”, it is disingenuous. Come up with another label. If I sound annoyed, I am. I do not believe in the right to redefine the established religion of another, changing its doctrine at will.
If it's not about duality of Deity, and it's about salvation through a Christ, it's NOT Wicca. Calling it such, to me, is ignorance of both paths, and a credit to neither.
Be blessed in Jesus' Name.
