http://linbad.com/christians-do-you-fear-magic-and-witchcraft/ magic show magic school, magic tools, job vacancy, business training, forex, etc Fri, 24 Dec 2010 03:35:04 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.3 http://linbad.com/christians-do-you-fear-magic-and-witchcraft/comment-page-1/#comment-22057 Timothy O Wed, 03 Mar 2010 01:30:20 +0000 http://linbad.com/christians-do-you-fear-magic-and-witchcraft/#comment-22057 "When I received a letter from the rector which suggested that I was 'seeking to lead our children into areas of evil', I felt that the situation was escalating disproportionately." I think this was a very wise choice. I am not particullarly saavy on how the Brits do school curriculum, but I am equally leary over the fanfare many in our country have taken toward our recent push to indoctrinate political views into our children through the public schools. That scares me just as much. At least it seems that the Headmaster over there actually considered the parents concerns in his decision. For that I am ecstatic. Frankly, on the areas of witchcraft, demons, magic, and the supernatural as a whole I am skiddish to say the least. Maybe not for all but for many it is a diversion from the truth, because it deceives people into thinking it is harmless all the while it challenges their faith with illusions. This is the nature of the deceit, and as Daniel points out in the Bible much if not all of it is proven to be false in the end. Even people who claim to already know this will invoke magical ideas and characteristics unconciously to objects or people when they really are not there. Like Jesus says, "He who has ears, listen!" there are many who have eyes but do not see. Consider the command above and why it was said. His parable afterwords was for those people who had ears and could listen, because He revealed in this that there were many there who had ears and heard His words, but could not listen because He was not talking to them at that time. With the case of all this sorcery and witchcaft, if people are not skeptacle of it, then they are like the ones Jesus was not talking to, they have eyes but do not "see" so then they do not follow the truth either like the ones in Jesus crowds that "heard" what He was revealing to them in the parables. “When I received a letter from the rector which suggested that I was ‘seeking to lead our children into areas of evil’, I felt that the situation was escalating disproportionately.”
I think this was a very wise choice. I am not particullarly saavy on how the Brits do school curriculum, but I am equally leary over the fanfare many in our country have taken toward our recent push to indoctrinate political views into our children through the public schools. That scares me just as much. At least it seems that the Headmaster over there actually considered the parents concerns in his decision. For that I am ecstatic.
Frankly, on the areas of witchcraft, demons, magic, and the supernatural as a whole I am skiddish to say the least. Maybe not for all but for many it is a diversion from the truth, because it deceives people into thinking it is harmless all the while it challenges their faith with illusions. This is the nature of the deceit, and as Daniel points out in the Bible much if not all of it is proven to be false in the end. Even people who claim to already know this will invoke magical ideas and characteristics unconciously to objects or people when they really are not there. Like Jesus says, “He who has ears, listen!” there are many who have eyes but do not see.
Consider the command above and why it was said. His parable afterwords was for those people who had ears and could listen, because He revealed in this that there were many there who had ears and heard His words, but could not listen because He was not talking to them at that time. With the case of all this sorcery and witchcaft, if people are not skeptacle of it, then they are like the ones Jesus was not talking to, they have eyes but do not “see” so then they do not follow the truth either like the ones in Jesus crowds that “heard” what He was revealing to them in the parables.

]]> http://linbad.com/christians-do-you-fear-magic-and-witchcraft/comment-page-1/#comment-22056 Jason Tue, 02 Mar 2010 23:11:28 +0000 http://linbad.com/christians-do-you-fear-magic-and-witchcraft/#comment-22056 no I don't believe in Santa Claus either no
I don’t believe in Santa Claus either

]]> http://linbad.com/christians-do-you-fear-magic-and-witchcraft/comment-page-1/#comment-22055 Viks Tue, 02 Mar 2010 19:46:48 +0000 http://linbad.com/christians-do-you-fear-magic-and-witchcraft/#comment-22055 Ugh....not Britain please not Britain! I hope UK doesn't end up like the US. Ugh….not Britain please not Britain!
I hope UK doesn’t end up like the US.

]]> http://linbad.com/christians-do-you-fear-magic-and-witchcraft/comment-page-1/#comment-22054 Mo.Shiz Tue, 02 Mar 2010 16:34:43 +0000 http://linbad.com/christians-do-you-fear-magic-and-witchcraft/#comment-22054 well... well…

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