Should Slender Man be Banned?

[Fanosolia]

what's the difference? note that I think that many christian values align with humanitarian. So if the magical, divine give or occult power character is humanitarian what makes them evil?

They have Satanic powers.

So Jesus used science to turn water to wine, kill a fig tree, walk on water, heal the sick and crippled, and come back from the dead?

He used His God powers, not magic.

But clearly if the person of some moral structure, why would it matter we're the powers came from?

[Bunkeranlage]

Greater Weselton, will you address this?

I have never seen Lord of the Rings. I don't know how it portrays magic.

And yet you can come to this conclusion

"No character that teaches Christian values has "magical" powers.". That reflects a lot.

[Greater Weselton]

They have Satanic powers.
He used His God powers, not magic.

But clearly if the person of some moral structure, why would it matter we're the powers came from?

It matters because Satan is evil.

[Amacia]

But you're insinuating something else.
http://www.myjewishlearning.com/beliefs ... acle.shtml

Yes, I'm insinuating that magic is magic whether or not you want to call your magic something else to get around the fact that you say all magic is evil.

Magic is controlling nature by your will, the power of God is his will controlling his creation. That's the difference, whether you buy it or not.

[Republic of Libanon]

Um, no. Christianity as we know it never had sacrifices. At least, sacrifices were not permitted in the Christian religion, according to the Bible.

I believe there was, something to do with the Old Covenant, sacrificing Lambs and all that. Could be wrong.

Plus, isn't god sacrificing his son kind of a big one?

Yes but it wasn’t to summon any demonic entities, it was to forgive sins.

[Scomagia]

But clearly if the person of some moral structure, why would it matter we're the powers came from?

It matters because Satan is evil.

How can you prove that the magic is from Satan and not God?

[Republic of Libanon]

Yes, I'm insinuating that magic is magic whether or not you want to call your magic something else to get around the fact that you say all magic is evil.

Magic is controlling nature by your will, the power of God is his will controlling his creation. That's the difference, whether you buy it or not.

Exactly.

[Geanna]

Slender Man is so 2012. It'll die out soon like Rick Roll did.

That hasn't died out yet,sauce

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[Dyakovo]

Yes, I'm insinuating that magic is magic whether or not you want to call your magic something else to get around the fact that you say all magic is evil.

Magic is controlling nature by your will, the power of God is his will controlling his creation. That's the difference, whether you buy it or not.

That is not the definition of magic.

magic
Syllabification: mag·ic
Pronunciation: /ˈmajik /
NOUN

1The power of apparently influencing the course of events by using mysterious or supernatural forces

[Fanosolia]

But clearly if the person of some moral structure, why would it matter we're the powers came from?

It matters because Satan is evil.

How do we now that occult or other forms of magic uses come from Satan? How do we know the do not come from nature or with our selves? How do we know that god does not give us magic, if he is within all of us?

[Fanosolia]

It matters because Satan is evil.

How can you prove that the magic is from Satan and not God?

Or supernatural x (aka the force)

[Bezkoshtovnya]

I believe there was, something to do with the Old Covenant, sacrificing Lambs and all that. Could be wrong.

Plus, isn't god sacrificing his son kind of a big one?

Yes but it wasn’t to summon any demonic entities, it was to forgive sins.

The end does not justify the means.

[Amacia]

Greater Weselton, will you address this?

I have never seen Lord of the Rings. I don't know how it portrays magic.

Then how do you know it's a Christian allegory?
Gandalf, a main character and protaganist (Tolkien has called him an "angel incarnate"), is a wizard.

[Gauthier]

How can you prove that the magic is from Satan and not God?

Or supernatural x (aka the force)

Jesus is a Jedi? Sweet.

[Greater Weselton]

It matters because Satan is evil.

How can you prove that the magic is from Satan and not God?

God hates magic.

It matters because Satan is evil.

How do we now that occult or other forms of magic uses come from Satan? How do we know the do not come from nature or with our selves? How do we know that god does not give us magic, if he is within all of us?

My source is the Bible.

[Amacia]

Yes but it wasn’t to summon any demonic entities, it was to forgive sins.

The end does not justify the means.

So you're a Vegetarian?

[Fanosolia]

Or supernatural x (aka the force)

Jesus is a Jedi? Sweet.

I would want to see that so hard!

[Bezkoshtovnya]

what's the difference? note that I think that many christian values align with humanitarian. So if the magical, divine give or occult power character is humanitarian what makes them evil?

They have Satanic powers.

So Jesus used science to turn water to wine, kill a fig tree, walk on water, heal the sick and crippled, and come back from the dead?

He used His God powers, not magic.

God Powers, miracles, all just different names for magic. Calling it something different does not make it so.

[Dyakovo]

How can you prove that the magic is from Satan and not God?

God hates magic.

Which totally explains why he performs magic...

[Bezkoshtovnya]

Or supernatural x (aka the force)

Jesus is a Jedi? Sweet.

his light saber emits three blades in the shape of the cross.

[Scomagia]

How can you prove that the magic is from Satan and not God?

God hates magic.

How do we now that occult or other forms of magic uses come from Satan? How do we know the do not come from nature or with our selves? How do we know that god does not give us magic, if he is within all of us?

My source is the Bible.

But he's okay with "God Powers" that you claimed Jesus used? Jesus could pass, I guess, being God the Son, but what about Moses? What was the parting of the Red Sea but magic? Was that more "God Powers"? Because it really seems like magic.

[Bezkoshtovnya]

God hates magic.

Which totally explains why he performs magic...

No, no, you see, when you call it "miracles" it is a totally different concept.

[Greater Weselton]

I have never seen Lord of the Rings. I don't know how it portrays magic.

Then how do you know it's a Christian allegory?
Gandalf, a main character and protaganist (Tolkien has called him an "angel incarnate"), is a wizard.

I heard it was.

[Scomagia]

Which totally explains why he performs magic...

No, no, you see, when you call it "miracles" it is a totally different concept.

I believe Weselton's phraseology was "God Powers".

[Scomagia]

Then how do you know it's a Christian allegory?
Gandalf, a main character and protaganist (Tolkien has called him an "angel incarnate"), is a wizard.

I heard it was.

Surprise, it actually isn't.