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"Buzz Dixon said:Chris asked:
What examples of magic do you approve of in fiction?
Any that work dramatically and do not lead the reader to think magick is a viable belief system comparable to Christianity. (I will use "magick" to denote the actual…"
What examples of magic do you approve of in fiction?
Any that work dramatically and do not lead the reader to think magick is a viable belief system comparable to Christianity. (I will use "magick" to denote the actual…"
"R Jay McCarty said:Short is good. I'll be short too.
I, like you, would never use magic without showing it's consequence and aversion to God, or portray gifts of the holy spirit without a distinction from magic (though maybe not immediately…"
I, like you, would never use magic without showing it's consequence and aversion to God, or portray gifts of the holy spirit without a distinction from magic (though maybe not immediately…"
"Buzz Dixon said:
THE PASSION OF THE CHRIST was not advertised as the Gospel itself but as a dramatic recreation of the Gospel, the same way church pagents with 8 year olds in bath robes and cotton beards are dramatic recreations. If you are saying…"
THE PASSION OF THE CHRIST was not advertised as the Gospel itself but as a dramatic recreation of the Gospel, the same way church pagents with 8 year olds in bath robes and cotton beards are dramatic recreations. If you are saying…"
"been busy so I'll keep it short.
Since we have gone off topic I would like to get back on it.
What examples of magic do you approve of in fiction?
My stance is that if you promote it, what is stopping you from promoting other sins as well?…"
Since we have gone off topic I would like to get back on it.
What examples of magic do you approve of in fiction?
My stance is that if you promote it, what is stopping you from promoting other sins as well?…"
"R Jay McCarty said:Looks like we wrote our posts at the same time but you beat me to it Buzz.
Man, I wrote all that and I should have just gone with little Toot, LOL!
God bless you Buzz!
Your point on premarital sex is astute although I don't…"
Man, I wrote all that and I should have just gone with little Toot, LOL!
God bless you Buzz!
Your point on premarital sex is astute although I don't…"
"R Jay McCarty said:Chris, I just want to point out a few things to you. Let me preface by saying I'm the one who challenged your use of the Bible. Not Buzz. Wether or not he agrees with me I don't know but don't confuse the two of us as the same or…"
"(Continued)
As for revelation, its not the only example of warning us not to add to or diminish from Gods word.
As for the cannon, I have looked at many of the apocryphal Books, and agree that they do not belong in the scriptures, They are not…"
As for revelation, its not the only example of warning us not to add to or diminish from Gods word.
As for the cannon, I have looked at many of the apocryphal Books, and agree that they do not belong in the scriptures, They are not…"
"I am a Christian by choice, not tradition.
As a sci-fi fan, I know the difference between what is real and what is not real.
You may, and I may, but not everyone does , You aren't the only one to research other religions, So have I , only , before…"
As a sci-fi fan, I know the difference between what is real and what is not real.
You may, and I may, but not everyone does , You aren't the only one to research other religions, So have I , only , before…"
"Buzz Dixon said:</<br /> As far as Scripture indicates, Christ ate fewer than a dozen meals in his entire life. Surely that can't be correct.
John 21:
[24] This is the disciple which testifieth of these things, and wrote these things: and we know…"
John 21:
[24] This is the disciple which testifieth of these things, and wrote these things: and we know…"
"Buzz Dixon said: So how does adding extra-Biblical traditions of what occured enroute to Golgotha affect in anyway the word of God? There is no Christian teaching based on any of these extra-Biblical incidents. ANY dramatic/artistic interpretation…"
"The passion does have allusions to several catholic heresies. And traditions of men, along with things that are just plain conjecture. Sure its all dolled up in "Aramaic" BUT the Aramaic DOES NOT line up with scripture on several accounts. Call it…"
"Look I come from the place you both seem to be coming from. I am unsure if it is scriptural ignorance you speak from, or "live and let live" attitude. But there are things were told not to do.
I am speaking to you as a Christian speaking to other…"
I am speaking to you as a Christian speaking to other…"
"Is there a place in the forum on how to do quotes and edits? I am having a hard time with the controls on posting, and lost a great deal of what I had tried to post due to it apparently taking longer than 15 minutes.
But back to what I was…"
But back to what I was…"
"Its one thing to have a tattoo before coming to the faith, but think about this.
How many of you would say its OK to go to your local church and paint graffiti all over the walls?
We are the church not built with human hands, and yet we are…"
How many of you would say its OK to go to your local church and paint graffiti all over the walls?
We are the church not built with human hands, and yet we are…"
"R Jay McCarty said:Good grief Chris. You sure jumped to bestiality and "Sex magik" right quick. If you have a chip on your shoulder about them apples you should start another topic. This one is about magic being used in fiction, not being practiced…"
"Buzz Dixon said:Chris said:The scriptures clearly tell us that witchcraft is an abomination before God.
Agreed, Chris -- SO DON'T PRACTICE WITCHCRAFT!
If writing about witchcraft is equally as much of an abomination and a sin as practicing it (and…"
Agreed, Chris -- SO DON'T PRACTICE WITCHCRAFT!
If writing about witchcraft is equally as much of an abomination and a sin as practicing it (and…"
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Consider the words of C.S. Lewis:
"If there lurks in most modern minds the notion that to desire our own good and to earnestly hope for the enjoyment of it is a bad thing, I suggest that this notion has crept in from Kant and the Stoics and is no part of the Christian faith. Indeed, if we consider the unblushing promises of reward and the staggering nature of the rewards promised in the Gospels, it would seem that our Lord finds our desires, not too strong, but too weak. We are half-hearted creatures, fooling around with drink and sex and ambition when infinite joy is offered us, like an ignorant child who wants to go on making mud pies in a slum because he cannot imagine what is meant by the offer of a holiday at sea. We are far too easily pleased."