I have had this interest in anti-islamic work (and still really need to knuckle down on that), but...something has GOT to be done about christian witchcraft.
Because it's not christian; as the Muslim would say, it's "shirk".
I will say, as someone who has delved into witchcraft and has struggled to come out of it, the best way to 'do something about witchcraft' is to simply love them and, if given the opportunity, encourage them to read the whole bible. What convinced me was not the verses that decried divination or spells. It was how the rebelliousness of the Israel was treated.
Some who call themselves christian witches are simply using herbal remedies and are praying to God while doing so. Sometimes they will also pray to angles and saints.
Some do employ divination, but only as a method to communicate with God, because they're frustrated with how USA Evangelicals approach relationship with God.
Some go all in and communicate with/work with other deities, but so long as they put God first, it's okay in their mind.
But all of them harbor fear of being hated by Christians for being witches and being hated by witches for being Christian. They feel like they can't win, like they don't truly have a space. They also feel like the modern evangelical church has failed to truly acknowledge the supernatural aspect of the Christian walk. And I know this because I've seen them talk about it, and I've felt these same things
From what I've noticed, in my experience in witchcraft and out of witchcraft, trying to 'do something' about christian witchcraft often just leads these people to dig their heals in more because they don't feel listened to.
I wish I had better advice or was a better help. But encourage the reading of the whole of scripture. And remind them they are loved, by God and by you. That does a lot.
Sister, I don't think you could have given me greater advice; I've let myself get so upset with what I've seen that I've rather reached for the sword than for a helping hand.
If I have not love, then I am nothing, certainly not of any use to God and help to others. Thank you, thank you.
















