Is there anything I can say to a Christian that will make him/her see that their way is not the only way?

Question

...or should I just give up and go on casting my wiccan circles in peace? I'm beginning to think it is better to give up. Non-Christians, any advice? Christians, anything?


Bright Blessings,
Lady Morgana

Answer 1

No.

Answer 2

Hello Lady Morgana - There is nothing you can say to a true Christian to make them think any other way is acceptable with God, when Christ,... when God incarnate died on the cross to provide the only way to God. You must understand, with a Christian, that the Spirit of God vitally lives in their heart. So regardless what men may say, it can in no way be as powerful and real as what God is saying. and who God is to a Christian. Like King David said to God - "Your tender love is better than life"

What can possibly be said about the glorious, daily, amazing, loving fellowship with God Almighty?
It cannot be explained. It is unlike anything on earth. God is not merely ideas, doctrines, or mental/emotional/soulish enlightenment's. True faith is so much stronger, and real than
ideas or religious, or spiritual precepts or concepts. This world dims compared to the loveliness of God and Christ as revealed by the Spirit of God and through the living Word of
God.

Answer 3

No dear. I'm afraid it is we who need to be asking this question of you.
There are NOT different truths for different ppl.
There is only ONE way into the Kingdom of Heaven.
You can cast whatever type of circle you wish to....as long as you live. Once that's over......no amount of circle casting is going to do anything for you.
You have been told. Now you are responsible for what you do with it. GOD said, in the Bible, "Today I am setting before you blessings and cursings, life and death. Now, choose life."

Answer 4

If there is real truth then your statement makes no sense. If there is right and wrong then one way is right and any other is wrong. You must choose for yourself and let everyone else do the same. If wiccan circles are your thing then trust in it. The end will justify the means. It's heaven or hell for all eternity on the line. With God or without; it's up to you to choose but don't blame God for the outcome. He makes Himself clear to everyone.

Answer 5

it all depends on what your real message is...

if your like those mormoms and most wiccans ive met they want to convince you their way of thinking is the way...

if you just want to open the eyes of your friend then set fourth on the truth and if they are worth anything as a human being they will see it and set fourth and the quest for truth...

if you are trying to convince the person that your way of thinking is correct well that just makes you a bad person and second it means you have to be a good salesman.

each person should be allowed to make their own decisions on good sound judgement. if you take away from that then you are instigating ignorance and making your ignorant...

Answer 6

No, dear. Jesus said, "I am the way, the truth and the life, no man comes to the Father, but by me". Christians believe the claims of Christ and the bible.

What you choose to do is your decision. But you cannot move a bible believing Christian off the Word of God.

Answer 7

I haven't found anything yet. I'm surprised that they let you cast circles in peace. Maybe they don't know that you cast circles? Blessed Be.

Answer 8

Why is that your goal? Can't you accept your differences and deepen your friendship?

I'd keep an open mind with your Christian friend. I'd be interested in the reasoning, logic, feeling, beliefs that your friend feels that brings him or her to this mindset.

Are you afraid that you might be convinced by his arguments? You can listen without accepting or arguing. By listening to this person, you are learning to accept this person as they are.

By all means show love and compassion for all people and accept them because of what you have in common and because of what you don't have in common.

Answer 9

I firmly stand on the belief that each individual has the right to believe the way they feel is best for them. I feel that a good majority of Christians do not honor that idea. Its OK for them to condemn others to hell and tell them they are wrong for not believing as a Christian but they WILL NOT tolerate someone telling them the same thing. Since I don't like it done to me, I won't do it to anyone else, unless they are causing someone else harm because of that belief.

I don't agree with giving up but offering a neutral answer: "Each of us is free to believe what is best for us. I choose to "agree to disagree" with your religious beliefs. They may be OK for you, but they are not for me. Please accept that."

My mother is a devout Christian woman, and after one particular conversation, she has finally stopped hounding me as much as she used to about faith and Christianity. Like most Christians when I told her I don't claim to be a Christian she ASSUMED I meant that I don't believe in God. This is not true and I told her as much. I told her I'm tired of Christians limiting the possibilities of God and using a fallible book of inspirational messages to justify their hate and inhumanity toward mankind. I told her that when I come to the end of my days, IF I find out I was wrong for not being a Christian, than at least I was wrong on my terms, and NOBODY elses. But personally, I don't feel like that will happen.

Answer 10

Let's see. Lady Morgana's word against the word of God, Jesus, and the Holy Spirit. I think you lose.

Answer 11

Some of us are pretty open-minded, but then I`m not real big on the whole "church every Sunday" thing. My mom dragged us in there every chance she got & I realised pretty early that large churches get fairly political. The more money you have ,the closer you are to God. I don`t like that, so I don`t crash how others do it.