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The Witch's Corner
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I'm a Christian astrologer.
Wicca is worship of the creation, of nature. I see mommy wolf eating baby rabbit, and I'm not impressed with nature. They are all out there eating each other, torturing each other. Nature is under the same blood lust curse that we are under. I'm a vegetarian and refuse to participate in the blood lust of nature.
I worship the Creator, and He told me that the physical realm is like a video game, a simulation. Why would I worship a video game? We got hacked by an angry angel and we are under his curse, but not forever, and not for much longer.
Revelation says that when the Messiah returns, the lion will lay down with the lamb and eat straw like the ox. Nature will be returned to what it was supposed to have been, and animals will be vegetarian. We all will be.
Quoting: hollyavila There is no morality in nature and there is no moral agent guiding the universe. Not a blood lust. I'm having a hard time reading that any other way than you have no morals. I find it hard to believe, they might be different morals than mine but if you have them than why would it be hard to believe there isn't a balancing moral force in the universe? Aren't you part of the universe? No, you aren't reading it wrong. Witches have no morality. They are amoral. They are amoral because they reject any concept of an objective morality giver. And even this is not by any means proven but simply an assertion. And just as they have asserted, so Babylon will show them fully what a looks like without morality. I'll say it again. There is no morality in the natural world. Your morals, values, beliefs are culturally derived. Morality evolves with cultures and time. At one time, the Church slaughtered people by the thousands and it was considered moral. Slavery at one time was considered moral. Not allowing women to operate outside the home was at one time considered moral. Look at the acts of your God in the old Testament. Would you call his acts immoral? He who makes the rules, makes morality. Where do you see morality in nature? You don't. Because there isn't any. Morality is an agreement that we behave in certain ways so that we can continue to function as a society. It's evolved that way. Calling someone immoral or amoral because they don't accept your personal vision of a Divine Law Giver shows a complete lack of understanding. My 'morality' comes from having empathy for people. Realizing that since we're all connected, what I do to another comes back to me and if I hurt others, I hurt myself. It comes from knowing that people have value. If you need a God to be a decent human being, then I pity you.
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