In a recent post of mine (What is Wicca? Pt. 3 “MagicK”) I stated:
“I and many others, believe in the Law of Attraction, which basically states that you can physically and/or mentally manifest experiences through your feelings, thoughts, and actions.”
I was challenged with the following statement:
This was originally a response to someone, but I thought that it would make a good topic as well.
Disclaimer: I would like to start off by saying that nothing mention below is said to be the “truth” or the “only way” by me or by Wiccans alike. We believe that spirituality is something that’s supposed to be personal to each and every person, so with that said, we know that Wicca isn’t for everyone nor do we ever claim that it should be.
I’ve mentioned Wicca a lot in my post because well, I’m Wiccan. But I was thinking the other day about what my first thoughts were about Wicca when I first heard about it and I thought that a lot of people here on Progressive U might be thinking some of the same things that I did when I didn’t know anything about it other than what I’ve heard here and there.
First of all, homosexual and bisexual activity was very common before the Christ God ever came around, especially in ancient Greece. Some societies looked down upon it, but it wasn’t until the rapid spread of Christianity that homo and bisexuality was really seen as something terrible.
As many of you may know, a new planet about 5 times the Earth's mass has been discovered. It's about 25,000 light years away in the Milky Way and it's orbiting a red dwarf star. They say that the planet is very cold and probably doesn't contain life, but it's the closest thing to an Earth-like planet ever discovered.
The following "New Testament" bible verse should finally put the issue of prayer in public schools to rest. It's pretty straight forward that true Christians should not and would not promote prayer in public at all, much less in public schools.
Matthew Chapter 6: 5-6 says:
