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SallyMargie
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Yes, witchcraft is scary stuff. Thankful you got away from the occult! The “New Age” section in Barnes & Noble give me the ‘creeps’ just walking by it!Could be.I am not condoning the practice when I say that there are practitioners of voo-doo and Santeria who are pro-life.There are several types of dust which the victims of the ‘magic’ are supposed to step over to activate it.The most popular one is called ‘goofer’s dust’ and can actually be purchased in occult/new-age stores.What you saw may have been done as an act against the clinic.It’s still witchcraft.But,I would be willing to bet that the person who spread it there doesn’t believe they are satanic.
(I’m an ex-occultist,that’s how I know)
I recall reading about PP’hood founder Margaret Sanger and that she was into the occult. But then again she was in all types of strange beliefs and even admired Hitler-type of ideology, such as ‘thoroughbred’ people which is why she and her followers don’t seem to understand respect for life for all, and not just some.
I guess we continue to pray for such people who may have died unrepentant, and just keep working for pro-life initiatives.