There most definitely is. As I said, it's a very controversial subject among pagans, and fully rejected by the Protestant church. But that's the key, believe it or not. In keeping with the protestant idea that one can have their own faith fully independent from -any- church or organization.
Following straight up logic, that includes THEM. Nobody can come between you and Christ. It's not a new concept, as I said. While certainly the church (both sides) forbids witchery in all forms and is quite certain that their brand (think corporation) of Salvation™ is the only one that's authentic, and you most assuredly will be damned if you try BRAND-X, it doesn't matter.
Another common misconception, is that since witchery is generally concerned with the feminine divine and practiced mostly by the underdogs; and evangelicals on the other hand are pretty hateful to anything that isn't a wealthy male heterosexual, how could these two paradigms co-exist?
The answer is that they already do. Modern paganism was kicked off in the 1950's, so that's about 70 years of co-existence. I'll be referencing that part of things again later, and there's certainly more to the story, but for now, I just wanted to establish one particular thing.
Just remember, Christ walked as a man. That alone grants him free will to associate with anybody he chooses. And neither God, nor the church, nor the angels, nor You and I; can do a damned thing to stop him. He don't quit.
and evangelicals on the other hand are pretty hateful to anything that isn't a wealthy male heterosexual, how could these two paradigms co-exist?
But but God is a man and so is his son and he is Salvation™ along with the male Holy Ghost... 😂😂 so well put thanks . This Salvation™ & the masculine trinity are two of the main reasons I can’t have anything to do with this modern Christianity
I'm anti established religion for many reasons and this is one, trying to make everything fit into a neat little box. I can appreciate what your saying here it does make a lot of sense. And who's to say the miracles He performed weren't a form of modern day witchcraft?
There most definitely is. As I said, it's a very controversial subject among pagans, and fully rejected by the Protestant church. But that's the key, believe it or not. In keeping with the protestant idea that one can have their own faith fully independent from -any- church or organization.
Following straight up logic, that includes THEM. Nobody can come between you and Christ. It's not a new concept, as I said. While certainly the church (both sides) forbids witchery in all forms and is quite certain that their brand (think corporation) of Salvation™ is the only one that's authentic, and you most assuredly will be damned if you try BRAND-X, it doesn't matter.
Another common misconception, is that since witchery is generally concerned with the feminine divine and practiced mostly by the underdogs; and evangelicals on the other hand are pretty hateful to anything that isn't a wealthy male heterosexual, how could these two paradigms co-exist?
The answer is that they already do. Modern paganism was kicked off in the 1950's, so that's about 70 years of co-existence. I'll be referencing that part of things again later, and there's certainly more to the story, but for now, I just wanted to establish one particular thing.
Just remember, Christ walked as a man. That alone grants him free will to associate with anybody he chooses. And neither God, nor the church, nor the angels, nor You and I; can do a damned thing to stop him. He don't quit.
😂😂 Salvation™
But but God is a man and so is his son and he is Salvation™ along with the male Holy Ghost... 😂😂 so well put thanks . This Salvation™ & the masculine trinity are two of the main reasons I can’t have anything to do with this modern Christianity
I'm anti established religion for many reasons and this is one, trying to make everything fit into a neat little box. I can appreciate what your saying here it does make a lot of sense. And who's to say the miracles He performed weren't a form of modern day witchcraft?
As far as I'm concerned it was, but the connection goes much deeper than that. I have a few other posts that need to get written first, lol. <3