or evil spirit type creatures
recently put to me that once one becomes "enlightened"
one realizes the truth behind these evil spirits((demons))
all belief systems encouraged to...
I was listening to a podcastand the host said that people who pray for another person to “find god” is affecting there free will an there for is black magick.
Any thoughts on this?
All prayers are pointless because your God basically says he gives upon the ” Free Will “. Prayers are for the week, poor and misguided in the hopes of something better, and those who have a real problem facing reality.
I know I used to be Catholic
mattduran06
10 years ago
Black magic can only be considered magic if it actually works.
Since prayer doesn’t work.
Prayer is not black magic.
lady d
10 years ago
Within the tenets of Wicca there is the belief that working magick against the will of another and without their permission is wrong. I have never heard it referred to as “black magick” but I can see how someone could be against praying for someone, without their permission, under the same tenet.
Frater Pan
10 years ago
Yes, I believe that it is. Well, I wouldn’t use the word “black magick” because I don’t believe in Dualism at all, but it is manipulative. Anytime a Christian tells me that they are “praying for” me, I shudder inwardly, and politely ask them not to. My religion and the fate of my soul are between me and my Gods. What really freaks me out is the Mormon belief in post-mortem salvation — that the dead can be converted to Mormonism by their descendants praying for them. That, too, is manipulation of another’s free will.
All prayers are pointless because your God basically says he gives upon the ” Free Will “. Prayers are for the week, poor and misguided in the hopes of something better, and those who have a real problem facing reality.
I know I used to be Catholic
Black magic can only be considered magic if it actually works.
Since prayer doesn’t work.
Prayer is not black magic.
Within the tenets of Wicca there is the belief that working magick against the will of another and without their permission is wrong. I have never heard it referred to as “black magick” but I can see how someone could be against praying for someone, without their permission, under the same tenet.
Yes, I believe that it is. Well, I wouldn’t use the word “black magick” because I don’t believe in Dualism at all, but it is manipulative. Anytime a Christian tells me that they are “praying for” me, I shudder inwardly, and politely ask them not to. My religion and the fate of my soul are between me and my Gods. What really freaks me out is the Mormon belief in post-mortem salvation — that the dead can be converted to Mormonism by their descendants praying for them. That, too, is manipulation of another’s free will.