Originally posted by Rae
Twin: I believe the point many have made is that modern day Witches did not exist in Biblical times and thus could not have been the "witches" referred to in the Bible.
So... Let's say that Havoc, being our token person likely to use magic, is at the scene of a car crash, and finds an injured person who is likely to die without medical help. Havoc desperately tries to somehow save this life, pouring his will into trying to heal the dying man.
Originally posted by Stormy
If it were me... I would rather die then be saved through witchcraft.
Havoc does not have that right to impose himself on others.
Now if someone were to step forward and lay hands on me... all the while praying to God to spare my life... he would be my friend.
It is not the fact that we use power that makes it wrong.
But rather the source of the power that we contact.
Originally posted by TwinCrier
"The question, Gunny, was not whether WitchCraft would be acceptable, but whether Witchcraft or Witches were mentioned, specifically and by name, in the bible. They are not."
Exodus 22:18
Thou shalt not suffer a witch to live.
- blah blah blah -
Galatians 5:20
Idolatry, witchcraft, hatred, variance, emulations, wrath, strife, seditions, heresies,
Originally posted by scott
I know that Wiccans aren't Satan worshipers but like all false religions it's a lie. I'm sure many wiccans are nice people but believing a lie is believing a lie whether it be mormonism, wicca, jw, hindu, etc...
Stormy, so a paramedic, not being a Christian is imposing on you exactly how? He is obligated by law to follow the same rules as Christians. And of course doing the same things.
If it can heal us, it's not evil, whatever else it may be.
Originally posted by Stormy
I affirm my answer. If I am injured...
Use medical treatments on me or pray for me.
But witches back off!!
Originally posted by Havoc
Personally I could not think of a worse thing than having a Christian ask their God to intercede for me without my permission.