Of course; because I am not the one who judges who is truly born again and who is not: Jesus is (Matthew 7:21-23).I don't think you are sitting in a place to tell us that only Christians you approve of are actually born again
Of course; because I am not the one who judges who is truly born again and who is not: Jesus is (Matthew 7:21-23).I don't think you are sitting in a place to tell us that only Christians you approve of are actually born again
Of course; because I am not the one who judges who is truly born again and who is not: Jesus is (Matthew 7:21-23).
as opposed to nominal Christians who are not born again
My answer is not in defense of the below, just answering OP's question...
It depends on how you define “witch” – for most (conservative) Christians, ‘witch’, ‘Devil worshiper’ and ‘Satanist’ seem to be essentially synonymous. They are, of course not.
I cannot speak for the latter two, but knowing many people who practice earth-based religions, no one would purposely go out of their way to curse a Christian….or anyone else for that matter. The reason is that, the belief is any misfortune or evil one wishes (or to use that scary word, ‘cast’) upon someone else, will come back to the originator threefold. Hardly seems like something you’d want to do; you'd just be cursing yourself three times over.
In addition, it violates the first part of what is called the Rede – you’ve probably heard it…it starts ”An it harm none..”. Clearly if you’re cursing someone, you are harming them, or want to harm them. That would be a no-no.
I would dare venture a guess and also say that neither would a Satanist – the majority are atheist, and their brand of “Satanism” is an atheistic philosophy which is egotistical, hedonistic, pragmatic, and naturalistic; it's not at all theological. In short, I don't think they'd care much - they're atheists; to whom would they curse you?
My answer is not in defense of the below, just answering OP's question...
It depends on how you define “witch” – for most (conservative) Christians, ‘witch’, ‘Devil worshiper’ and ‘Satanist’ seem to be essentially synonymous. They are, of course not.
I cannot speak for the latter two, but knowing many people who practice earth-based religions, no one would purposely go out of their way to curse a Christian….or anyone else for that matter. The reason is that, the belief is any misfortune or evil one wishes (or to use that scary word, ‘cast’) upon someone else, will come back to the originator threefold. Hardly seems like something you’d want to do; you'd just be cursing yourself three times over.
In addition, it violates the first part of what is called the Rede – you’ve probably heard it…it starts ”An it harm none..”. Clearly if you’re cursing someone, you are harming them, or want to harm them. That would be a no-no.
I would dare venture a guess and also say that neither would a Satanist – the majority are atheist, and their brand of “Satanism” is an atheistic philosophy which is egotistical, hedonistic, pragmatic, and naturalistic; it's not at all theological. In short, I don't think they'd care much - they're atheists; to whom would they curse you?
There is a difference between one who is born again and the nominal believer.well then stop calling Christians by different categories according to what meets your personal approval
maybe you meant Christians and non-Christians because you cannot have a Christian who is not a Christian
There is a difference between one who is born again and the nominal believer.
Not everyone who says unto Jesus, Lord, Lord, shall enter the kingdom of heaven (Matthew 7:21-23).
It is not my personal approval that matters; but whom the Lord approves.
A person can say to Jesus, Lord, Lord (and thus be identified as a Christian) and yet not be saved (see Matthew 7:21-23).You're either a believer and follower of Jesus or you're an unbeliever that just goes to a social gathering called" church"!
There is no halfway with God. Now you can be weak in the faith,a new babe on milk,pressing in to get closer to God but nominal is not applicable.
He said he had somewhat against the churches and they had better shape up or lose their candlestick.
Lukewarmness is going to be SPEWED OUT. Losing your first love means your drifting from the calling. Backslide means you're away from God!
You are either" in the way or you're not".period. I am not judging anyone's faith this is what the word tells us. Going to a church building means NOTHING !
What does smh stand for?there is a difference between one who is born again and the nominal believer
and there is also a difference between one who understands and employs the English language and the one who believes they can use words any way they want and others will be expected to follow along
smh
A person can say to Jesus, Lord, Lord (and thus be identified as a Christian) and yet not be saved (see Matthew 7:21-23).
Looks like it's an abbreviation for smith.What does smh stand for?
You disagree with this and you disagree with scripture and even the Lord Himself.A person can say to Jesus, Lord, Lord (and thus be identified as a Christian) and yet not be saved (see Matthew 7:21-23).
There are many who say Lord, Lord to Jesus and think they are following Him, yet they have been hoodwinked by the world into following the world.You're either a believer and follower of Jesus or you're an unbeliever that just goes to a social gathering called" church"! !
Can witches curse christians?
Does he suffer from vertigo at all?The little guy's name is Smithy.