If your a Wicaan is it an Anti-Christ act?

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cardimom

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Well, it doesn't have to be, Wicca has very flexible ideology, and practices, one would not be required to be "anti-Christ". Witchcraft is not practiced by all Wiccans and not all Witchcraft practitioners are Wiccans, most are not. Witchcraft is not a religion, Wicca is. Why would one join a religion and believe in something completely different. If one is not Christian, one would be worshiping the god(s) one believes in or has decided not to worship. If one follows a faith path that foes not have the concept of sinthen hoe would one commit a sin.
However, Christians might judge it to be a sin according to Christian beliefs. Again, if one don't follow that faith, how would it apply?
 
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socrates

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Yes. It is a sin to practice witchcraft. Will he forgive you? Sure. Does he still love you, as you sin even? Yes, he sure does. Anyone who tells you otherwise is cheapening the sacrifice of Christ.
 
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STEPHEN

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With the exception of Christian Wiccans, Wiccans do not believe in nor worship Christ. Generally speaking, most Wiccans do not have anything against Christ. We just don't follow the teaching of Jesus nor Abraham for that fact. Additionally, we don't believe in sin. Wiccans believe in karma. Since we don't believe in the God of Abraham then we don't feel we are subject to those rules either. Wiccan's don't believe in sin so how can we be committing one.
 
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candy

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People who believe in God might think so much there are so many religions in the world that it's unfair to consider them all sinners just because they believe in something different than you do. Personally I think God gave us different religions so each culture has its own unique way to worship Him. It's not one religion fits all. We have so many diverse cultures so it makes sense that God gives us many different ways to worship. Think about it, Gaia is supposed to represent mother nature and the earth. God created this earth for his children to live on. If someone is worshiping earth are they not, as an extension, worshiping the Lord who created it? There is one God, but does his name really matter? Maybe the different gods of this earth are just an extension of Himself, in a way that helps everyone understand.
 
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omarta1

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describing ure self is not a sin...but in your actions and thoughts.

All wiccans who desire super natural special magical powers is trying to do something more... that what God has created human beings for... hence this is where the sin kicks in..just like the power to know good and evil...
 
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harpertara

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Then you don't know much about Wicca or paganism in general. I am formerly Wiccan, and now Celtic Reconstructionist Pagan. I am not anti-Christ; I simply do not believe Jesus was divine. There are too many similarities between the stories of him in the New Testament and the much older, pre-Christian mythologies pertaining to the dying/rising god of the Egyptians, Persians and Greeks. I choose to believe there is more than one deity and that the Powers of my ancestors are just as real as the old Tribal deity of the ancient Hebrews. I do not disrespect the Abrahamic deity, and if He chooses to consider it a 'sin', oh well. I am secure in the knowledge that MY deities will see me well protected against any so-called Wrath of God. It is not the deity I am concerned with, but some of the deity's followers.
 
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ScarletMacBlu

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Wicca is a religion. Wiccans don't believe in sin, so no, Wicca is not a sin.

If you are Christian and you believe that any religion besides you own is a sin, then yes, you'd probably think that Wicca, just like Buddhism, Islam and Hinduism, is a sin according to your religion.
-Scarlet
 
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