Modern Day Witches Call Theirs ‘A Beautiful Way Of Life’

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misstherese said:
that thinks it’s acceptable to harm others by casting spells is not a good one.
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As one of the posted articles stated, many witches do not think this is acceptable, in part because they think any bad thing done to another will come back on themselves three times over. These witches would cast spells they think would help others by giving them healing, protection or love.
 
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I imagine a wiccan or witch reading something like that is as frustrating for them as ir is for Catholics to read or have someone tell us that we we worship Mary.
 
I consider wiccans on the same plane as free masonry. As a Catholic, I find it harmful that there are so many YouTube videos being made on the topic of witchcraft. So many about how cool it is or how cool the aesthetic is, but not of the real serious harm it can do to someone who uses those sort of tools. Possession is a real danger. “Do as Thou wilt” is a real danger; it can lead someone to Hell. Of course I’m not going to think very highly of it.

And yes some witches do use spells in order to harm others (perhaps they aren’t wiccans) but still I have seen it particularly in a certain village where even the police are afraid to cross them.
 
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You don’t have to think highly of it but if you are going to assert something about their beliefs or practices being accurate might earn their attention if you have the opportunity to share the gospel with them.
 
misstherese said:
And yes some witches do use spells in order to harm others (perhaps they aren’t wiccans) but still I have seen it particularly in a certain village where even the police are afraid to cross them.
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How about all the Wiccans/Witches who gathered to cast spells against Donald Trump after the election? It was reported in several media outlets. Doesn’t matter whether you like or dislike him, it was at the very least a very bad thing to do. Wonder if they wished harm on him personally? The news articles didn’t say one way or the other.
 
Do you know what a binding spell is? Is it to prevent someone from doing something? I’m just curious. Also, makes me wonder who decides whether the binding spell is a good thing to do and what standard is used? It seems like it violates someone else’s free will.
 
Traditionalists are the evil ones. Not agreeing with the Pope and all…
 
misstherese said:
I consider wiccans on the same plane as free masonry.
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I cannot speak for Wicca (other than to say I want no part of it), but Freemasonry in the USA, particularly today, is little more than a broken-down, failing, men’s fraternal organization. Freemasonry has never had the impact on the Church in the USA as it once did in Europe. While I abide by the Church’s directive on Freemasonry, I think the fact it’s still vilified here in AD 2017 is rather silly.
 
I was agreeing with your comment about the tacit approval of wicca, or…“soft support” as you said.
 
It’s vilified because it attempts to promote relavism, that all religions are equal. I believe both wiccans and Freemasons have the basic motto “do as thou wilt” which I think speaks for itself as to the damage it has done for souls.
 
how does traditionalist = papal disunion? you are conflating a fraction of the Traditional movement in the church which holds heterodox beliefs concerning the Papacy, with the rest of the movement, that respects the Pope and the power he holds as a part of his Petrine office.
 
misstherese said:
It’s vilified because it attempts to promote relavism, that all religions are equal.
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Freemasonry differs not from many other fraternal organizations in this regard which Catholics are freely allowed to join.
 
Are you saying Catholics are allowed to be Freemasons? Because they aren’t. Several popes have spoken very clearly on this.
 
misstherese said:
Are you saying Catholics are allowed to be Freemasons?
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Please don’t ever attempt to speak for me. Not ever.
misstherese said:
Several popes have spoken very clearly on this.
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I acknowledge the prohibition. That doesn’t change the fact that Freemasonry (other than its past) does not differ from many fraternal organizations that Catholics ARE allowed to belong to.
 
I didn’t say papal disunion. I said not agreeing.
And, as Duesenberg pointed out…it really has nothing to do with the topic anyway, so I’ll just bow out as gracefully as I can and read how wicca has some good things to offer.
 
I wasn’t trying to “speak” for you. I was genuinely trying to understand what you were saying.

Though I do respectfully disagree with you.
 
That is my understanding. I looked for current info and alledgedly witches from all over the world gather once a month to do a binding spell with the intent that he will not cause harm and that he will fail.

If it violates his free will, and that may be the intent, that is supposed to come back 3 fold on the caster. If the intent is that his efforts are ineffective , then it might mean binding his will was not the intent of the spell.

I read some of the details of the spell, they included using a baby carrot or orange crayon and o just couldn’t take it seriously.
 
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