By Gman4326
Leviticus 20:27
A man also
or woman that hath a familiar spirit, or that is a wizard, shall surely be put to
death: they shall stone them with stones: their blood shall be upon them. (King
James Version)
The general practice
of fortune telling and engaging in trying to know the prescriptive will of God
is forbidden (in the real world).
(In the fantasy world where wizarding is a profession is an honorable one.)
(In the fantasy world where wizarding is a profession is an honorable one.)
What if a
wizard instead says this: Ye shall therefore keep all of God statutes. He is
not calling on what is forbidden but on being a holy person before God and the
Father, Son and Holy Spirit.
updated 5/16/2015
Wizards
in this fantasy world are ministers of the gospel. These devout men are
speaking out against what is evil in God sight. Battling of brown robed wizard
against black robed wizard is like engaging in a debate or proclaiming the
gospel against the enemy’s natural philosophical world view.
Original updated 5/16/2015
Wizards in Christian
worldview are ministers of the gospel. These devout men are speaking out
against what is evil in God sight. Battling of brown robed wizard against black
robed wizard is like engaging in a debate or proclaiming the gospel against the
enemy’s natural philosophical world view.
But God
forbids this does him not? In the actual practice what is forbidden the answer
is yes.
This a dumb
argument you’re making then is it not? If I was calling for the actual practice
the answer would be yes.Is the promulgation of the gospel a sin then? Would your answer be a no also? Any church takes the time to purchase bible tracts will want them handed out.
Entertainment is meant to not only edify the believer but also to educate those who are not. Only if the work is so well done that the unbeliever does not know they are also being indoctrinated as well.
Have you seen a fortune teller?
Unfortunately the answer would be yes. L
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