I suspect that any serious and non-hysterical discussion of this topic could be interpreted as "promotion" by the mods, but anyway...
There are many dangers involved when a person practices the Occult, New Age, or Pagan religions.
Care to enumerate them? What *are* these dangers, in your opinion? Judging by the rest of your post, this "danger" seems to boil down to: "They are not Christianianity, and therefore Satanic."
These religions are not true religions and those who practice them do not worship the true God.
I know that Christianity is an exclusivist religion that insists on its status as the One True Religion, but still... going by your "logic", the same would apply to basically
any religion that is not Christianity. So why single out occultism, New Age spirituality, and paganism?
Instead, they worship Satan although they may not realize that is what they are doing.
See above. Given these beliefs of yours, the same applies to anybody who does not worship your god. Hindus, Buddhists, Jains, Daoists, Parsi, Siberian shamen, Shintoists, traditional Native Americans: Satan worshippers, the lot of them!
All Occult, New Age, and Pagan religions are to be outright condemned! Practicing these religions can lead to demonic possession, obsession, and other problems with the demonic realm.
Look, I respect your beliefs, but this is just silly.
(Although yes, there *are* practices that can imperil your mental health, and careless dabbling can cause some serious harm. But so can driving a car without proper training.)
But you don't have to be a member of one of these religions to put yourself in danger. People have encountered demonic problems simply by playing with a Ouija board which they thought was harmless. Some people think Seances are harmless as well but they most definitely are not.
You *do* know how a Ouija board actually works, don't you? It's a parlour trick and has got nothing to do with the supernatural, let alone "demons".
If you are Catholic, go to Confession. If you're non-Catholic, become Catholic.
That is the weakest sales pitch I have ever heard.