My husband is christian, and I was raised christian, but...?

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waterlily

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my brother used to follow the craft (crowley and such). I was 14 when I first started into the craft. I read all the books I could, did candle magick, and saw ghost. I used to be heavy into the tarot cards as well. After I met my husband I stopped, because it goes against the way he believes. We live in a small town, where my brother was known as the devil worshiper because of his beliefs. The christians treated him worse than my brother had ever treated any one in his life. He was even told he wasn't welcomed into our church when we went for bible school. I am 27 years old now, with a 4 year old daughter. We pray at bed time, but we don't attend a church. My husband let me keep my tarot deck, and I want to buy a Ouija board soon. After 4 years of marriage, and 6 years of knowing one another, he has been able to open his mind up a little. The truth is I really miss the craft. I don't know what to do. I really liked it. I wasn't evil. I still believe in God. I just don't see God the way the King James version describes him as. I also don't see why we can't talk to the dead, but we can talk to jesus and god. Or why we can't lite a candle and say a spell, but we can pray. It is the same thing. I still have dreams that come true, and this really adds to my longing to dabble into the craft again.
Ethan, what one person does can affect others. It may not affect you, in which case, if you don't want to give advice why waste your time in answering. I am asking for advice, on how others view this and what they would do themselfs.
So, if I am into the craft, that will cause my 4 year old to be dragged into hell? Sorry, but the god I love wouldn't do that to an innocent 4 year old. Plus, there were things added to the bible by the church.
 
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Wonders

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He should have never married your crazy a s s. Crazy people always converting Christians to their low standards. You need to leave all that crap alone, deep down you know all that crazy crap isn't right, why would you bring spirits into your home? You have a child! And spells? You make me sick.
 
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m†mmbmrVampmrmm†m

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Well what I know is that craft is usually apart of the devil's work....though supposedly it says in Genesis that astrology is okay, if you interpret it a different way....

But seriously it seems to me your beening drawn to using craft again which seems like something or someone is tempting you....
 
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Liz

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Well. Do what thou wilt shall be the whole of the law... no?
Look. Jesus and the Ouija as you have so clearly stated, are the same thing. They are a way for a human to commune with spirit. Plenty of candles in Judeo-Christianity. Plenty of communing with the dead.(Yahrzeit candle anyone?). As for spells and prayer.. again. as you stated. Same deal. They both serve a single purpose if no other. They solidify with ceremony one's desire.

I recommend punching out of the town though. You don;t need to raise your daughter in a town full of people who are always right 'cause they are right with god. That dog won't hunt very well for her down the road.
 
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ernie

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You still want to serve Satan. I doubt you ever gave your heart to the Lord, because your background is witchcraft, and you want to go back to it. You need to renounce witchcraft, and ask Jesus into your heart. Otherwise, Satan will wreck your marriage, and cause problems for your daughter. Don't play around with the devil, he is serious about destroying you and your family. Your husband should never let you keep Satan's property in the house, you have left the door open for him to stay. Your daughter is open to attack, and Satan does not care if she is 4 years old. He has no respect for any human life.
 
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star

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the bible is against witchcraft.

you seem bent on following satan,
challenging the teachings of God's Word.

its all about choice ...
you were brought up christian,
you have no excuse ...
 
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sojournsoul

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Before Christianity, people talked to God this way and that way so there is a limit to self-righteous Christian beliefs. That's two points for the brain, one of which God possesses — and so do I.

Whatever floats your boat: Christianity - hooliganism ^_^
 
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