@Intel_06
What does that have to do with the conversation?
Yes, you're definitely the chinese guy.
🤣
What does that have to do with the conversation?
Yes, you're definitely the chinese guy.
🤣
The "Chinese version of heaven and hell" includes concepts like Tian (天) for Heaven, representing the cosmic order and divine rule, and Diyu (地獄), a bureaucratic underworld where souls are judged by ten kings before potential rebirth. A well-known folk tale illustrates the difference: in hell, people starve with long chopsticks because they can only feed themselves, while in heaven, people are happy because they use the same long chopsticks to feed others.
Are you telling me you're chinese?
Who would have guessed. I thought you were indian.
It’s about Jesus who lives in heaven and is not an alien. He lived on earth and his mission was to save the earth.
The earth doesn't need to be saved. Even if people die, the earth will continue to go on.
According to Christian belief, Jesus came to Earth to save humanity from sin and offer eternal life through his sacrifice. His mission was to bring salvation to a lost world, not to condemn it, and to destroy the power of the devil. By fulfilling the law, giving his life as a ransom, and offering abundant life, he aimed to reconcile people with God and fulfill the Father's will.
Good for him.
Jesus falls within your metaphysical realm.
I have absolutely no belief that Jesus is a deity in any way shape or form.
The belief in a God among witches varies significantly, with many Wiccans venerating a Goddess and Horned God rather than a single Abrahamic God, while others may be pantheistic, viewing the divine in nature and within all things. Some witches, however, identify as Christian, incorporating elements of witchcraft into their faith while still honoring God. Ultimately, witchcraft is a broad practice, and a witch's specific spiritual beliefs, including their relationship to a divine being, are personal.
Is this some kind of joke? I really don't need you to describe witchcraft to me. And I'll be very clear.I'm not a Christian and I believe Christianity is a made up religion. Same as Wicca.
Magic is an important aspect of Wicca, viewed as the redirection of spiritual energy to enact change, often within the ethical framework of the Rede.
Good for them
The Bible too is about magic and miracles.