To: Campion
There’s no need to be a stickler for definitions, because the Bible forbids ALL occult activity involving any type of communion with the dead. Doesn’t matter whether you conjured them up, or they showed up of their own accord, you aren’t supposed to sit down and have tea with them, if you are a Christian.
To: Boogieman
oesn’t matter whether you conjured them up, or they showed up of their own accord, you aren’t supposed to sit down and have tea with them, if you are a Christian. From what I read in the article, Father Lorig prayed for these poor souls. Nothing unChristian about that.
37 posted on
07/19/2013 7:09:28 AM PDT by
rochester_veteran
(All that is necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing.)
To: Boogieman
Explain in detail please, thank-you.
73 posted on
07/19/2013 10:29:12 AM PDT by
Biggirl
("Jesus talked to us as individuals"-Jim Vicevich/Thanks JimV!)
To: Boogieman
Bible is God alert...oh boy.
208 posted on
07/21/2013 11:24:40 PM PDT by
fabian
(" And a new day will dawn for those who stand long, and the forests will echo in laughter")
To: Boogieman
the Bible forbids ALL occult activity involving any type of communion with the dead.It does? What about asking saints for help? Or talking things over with long-dead ancestors? Or parents? Or siblings? Because the family members, at least, are part of one's life and living memory. In many cultures, they are honored.
239 posted on
07/23/2013 12:01:07 AM PDT by
Veto!
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