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I’m just saying, if you found yourself reading this (and especially if you’ve made it this far), you clearly have a curiosity.
Like me, some of those sensitivities, perceptions, and awarenesses may have caused confusion, doubt, and fear. Maybe you were born a Witch also and want to understand how to combine that identity with your Christian faith; or feel that becoming a Witch is the best way to live out your Christianity. As a non-Catholic Christian who has had leanings toward pagan rituals and looking for someone else struggling with the same, it was initially a relief to have found this audiobook. The book was written from the perspective of a Catholic Christian so she very much had different views than my own Christianity.
Both bourgeoisie and nobility of that era showed great fascination with these arts, which exerted an exotic charm by their ascription to Arabic, Jewish, Romani, and Egyptian sources. To be empowered and set free by forging your own relationship with deity—as you define it—and allowing that eternal power to suffuse your life with real magic gifted by the Creator of all the Omniverse. A unique mix of memoir and how-to that includes practical daily Pagan rituals, this inspiring book shows how one woman blended Christian traditions with the magic and beauty of a Wiccan practice.A proper full on, OMG there is stuff moving around my room at night, someone knocking on my door when no one is there, why do I always feel like I'm being watched, books falling of the shelves kind of ghost.
In theory, no, because they're two separate religions, one of which forbids you from honoring the gods of the other. And it was only a few cousins that perceived what else I might be, but they didn’t have the imagination to produce the label of witch.
These perspectives do not claim that witches actually consciously enter into a pact with Satan because Satan is not normally believed to exist in Wicca or other modern neo-pagan witchcraft practices. On the one hand, it faced a series of deviations from orthodox theology, in the form of heresies principally concerned with the exact nature of Jesus and his relation to God the Father. These 4 or 5-star reviews represent the opinions of the individuals who posted them and do not reflect the views of Etsy. I did not grow up as a Catholic, however, so the gateway of reverence toward the numerous saints and Mary leading to a reasonably smooth transition to creating Christian deities for Wicca didn't feel at all comfortable to me. Her statement makes as much sense as saying “charity work is only for Catholics” or “you can’t keep an altar if you’re not Hindu.
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