One of the reasons I walked out of the church was this kind of thing, which is common: calling things heresy or occult or witchcraft. The Bible's not clear on these things, neither is Catholic teaching if you're Catholic, but the urge to run off and declare these things appears to be a Christian Disease, I've rarely met a Christian who doesn't fall into it. Some quite vociferously so. All types, Catholic, Protestant, and "I just read the Bible myself at home" Christians, regardless.
(mostly) men seem to feel threatened when any woman uses the power and authority of Jesus Christ in their lives. It's no wonder to me that Jesus used many women throughout his ministry.
You haven't turned anybody into a newt lately, have you?
Asking for a friend.
Ha! One of my FB friends already beat you to that comment.
One of the reasons I walked out of the church was this kind of thing, which is common: calling things heresy or occult or witchcraft. The Bible's not clear on these things, neither is Catholic teaching if you're Catholic, but the urge to run off and declare these things appears to be a Christian Disease, I've rarely met a Christian who doesn't fall into it. Some quite vociferously so. All types, Catholic, Protestant, and "I just read the Bible myself at home" Christians, regardless.
(mostly) men seem to feel threatened when any woman uses the power and authority of Jesus Christ in their lives. It's no wonder to me that Jesus used many women throughout his ministry.
Yep. On X it's a prevalent disease.