web730 said:
Since my family and older generations were pro-Catholics but for not me. Why? I found the truths about their religion. Catholics are well-known for not sharing or teaching these prophecies and especially the prt about the true salvation and bit more of other issues. They are rather mere weak christians. I like many friends who happen to be catholics. I hope that they seek this truths. Catholics sure ain't as bad as Mormons or Wicca, etc.
Catholics are weak Christians because they actually observe the meaning of Scripture instead of citing passages that don't exist or taking passages completely out of context? Wow. I didn't know God meant for people to use Scripture to villify anyone they didn't like. Oh, wait, he didn't--He condemned them in the New Testament--Hypocrites was his word for them. You, my friend, are a hypocrite.
web730 said:
Wicca is close like a cult. They mix darkness and light but not know what they're doing.
Wicca is not closed at all... The fact that you're not intelligent enough to understand such a simple thing is your problem, it's not an issue for the rest of us.
web730 said:
So that explains as why you do not know much of these Bible prophecies. Try to read them .. it's too many of them to point as few samples but there is plenty of imformation about them and it's the best acid test you can use against and you will find it awesome.
I've read more of the Bible than you have. No conservative Christians have *ever* read more than a handful of passages in the Bible with the exception of hypocrites, who then take passages completely out of context when they have an axe to grind against whoever. I've read the Bible. Based on your views, I'll say you've probably never even read a whole chapter of any book therein. Why don't you go do that before you decide to talk about Scripture.
web730 said:
And I'm no ignorant bigot as you called me. It's just blunt truth I learned from the true church and Bible after years of reading. Even I acid-tested them.
You've never read the Bible, that's why you are a bigot. You're fabricating "facts" of your reading the book as it suits you. You are pretending you're knowledgable about the subject because you are an insecure individual.
web730 said:
Remember that all the religions are so different and do NOT share the same God and beliefs, first of all.
All religions of the world are different, but all that could be considered mainstream believe in the same God, with the exception of Buddhism. The only difference is how that God is represented. In Christianity, it is a singular figure, which is the same as in Islam and Judaism. In Wicca, God is perceived as two equal yet opposing forces. In Hinduism, God is perceived to be an infinite number of parts composing the Absolute whole. All of these religions are the same in that regard. The only difference is how
web730 said:
May God lead you to the Truth.
I know the Truth. God does not lead you to it, you need to find it for yourself. If you can't stand on your own feet and think for yourself rather than having other people think for you, God does not want you in His presence. God didn't give you freedom to think and feel on your own as a test to see if you would forgo it for religion. Only a God of Evil would test his followers in such a way. God gave you freedom to think and feel on your own as a challenge to grow and become more than you were before.
You don't believe in yourself, and thus God does not believe in you either. May God have mercy on your soul.
Bluerobin said:
It is sacred and possibly the oldest "religion" on earth.
Wicca is one of the newest major religions on earth. Wicca was started in 1954 by Gerald Gardner. You can argue that Wicca is the synthesis of a number of older religions which died out, but the claim that Wicca itself is an old religion is simply factually incorrect.
Gardenian Wicca is actually largely based on Thelema, which was started early in the 20th century by Aleister Crowley as a synthesis of traditional Masonry, hermetic Qabbalah and traditional Gnosticism. Gardenian Wicca is still like Thelema. Other Wicca branches have changed things. Both Thelema and Wicca are relatively new religions. They do not have the 2000-year or 5000-year histories of Christianity or Judaism respectively, nor even the 1200-year history of Islam or the 6000-year history of Buddhism or the 20,000-year history of Hinduism.
Being a new religion is not necessarily a bad thing mind you, but stating that it's an old religion is simply wrong.