Kaon
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It shouldn't matter, but it is from experience.
There is no fear mongering, but this is a serious issue. Blowing it off as trite is more dangerous than the alleged fear induced in hearing the information.
There is no fear; our Father and the Redeemer have told us everything we need to know about demons, spirits and principalities: they exist, they are malevolent, and they seek to destroy us.
What you perceive as fear is urgency to counter-act the reckless scoffing of these types of things - especially from Christians. Other people read these forums and lurk.
I didn't say you are encouraging it; I specifically said that your lax attitude toward the issue, and your subtle marginalization of the dangers thereof are problematic: you are either doing the aforementioned, or, you know full well what you are doing, and you are misleading people.
Just because you haven't experienced the reality of the issue (and, you should be thanking our Father for that grace) doesn't mean the lot of us don't experience this reality, and/or know its real danger.
I didn't say the user makes it witchcraft; all of it is witchcraft - including the wards and artifacts themselves. (Now I know you know nothing about witchcraft, or, you are pretending to be ignorant, which is an excellent thing.) Your skepticism on the subject is dangerous - particularly because it leads to a trap. A spirit board - no matter if it is made by a kid's gaming company, or on a computer - is witchcraft in and of itself.
The activity of contacting spirits is divination.
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