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If you truly are a Christian, then you believe that witches are sinning against God and therefore going to hell. So why would you want to be a Christian witch?

Try searching "occult" in Google or Yahoo. If you`re a Christain, you`re probably looking for that more than witchcraft. Witchcraft usually includes Wicca or some other religion, but the occult is just using "magic."
I am an atheistic Witch, but I looked this up for you and I found several. This information was from one article:



Christian Witchery, as I see it, is the combination of a Christian religious viewpoint and the actual practice of magic and ritual. In order to properly understand the significance of Christian Witchery, it is necessary to understand what kind of Christianity is being practiced; likewise, what kind of magic is to be practiced.



For one to become a Christian Witch, one's understanding of Christianity must be relatively liberal. Taking the Bible as one's only source for spiritual knowledge is a valid enough path, but it would be immensely difficult to incorporate that with magical practice. Another definition of Christianity would be much more flexible: a path that incorporates a version of Jesus at least loosely based on Biblical (or Gnostic Christian/rejected canon) sources as its central figure. Someone who believes strongly in Jesus Christ (and God, and the Holy Spirit, either as three separate entities with one divine essence or three aspects of the All) can potentially still practice magic.



The definition of magic is also important. By magic, are you referring to the desire to cast love spells on your crush? Are you referring to more advanced Kabalistic ceremonies, or the Golden Dawn esoteric rituals? Do you love the rituals and "poetic aspects" of witchcraft? Do you enjoy practicing magic and being able to make changes in the world through supernatural means? Is magic to you venerating nature? Honestly, becoming a Christian Witch is not necessary for one to venerate nature; one can still be an environmentalist and love the earth and celebrate its seasons without practicing magic. If you are only into magic to cast a single love spell or be "cool," it's probably not your path. Magic, while it may not have any spiritual connotations still should not be something to be taken lightly. The symbolism of magic and spell craft are not exclusive to these things. It is possible to call yourself a Christian mystic and perform religious prayer rituals that do not incorporate actual magic and changes caused by the individual as opposed to a deity (this will be covered further in the "So You Want to Be a [Christian] witch section). If you feel that you can and desire to make changes in your world through working and practicing magic, but you simultaneously believe in the Christian tenets, then the practice of Christian Witchery may be right for you. While it is difficult to define magic, due to conflicting definitions, a good definition as defined by Crowley is "the art and science of change in conformity to will."



One cannot take Christianity and Witchcraft, even when one has defined them, and slap them together and call it a system. There are still limitations where some parts of Christianity cancel magical practices out. For example, the importance placed on love and forgiveness in Christian belief would restrict "harmful" spells. While it is fine for some witches to cast curses, and it does not go against their ethical code, when a potential Christian witch is practicing magic, he or she must take into consideration her own ethical code. Also, with Christianity's worship of God and the belief in His presence in all things, I believe that magic would be hard to separate from spiritual and religious presence in rituals.



So, why become a Christian Witch? Simply, if both Christianity and witchcraft are part of your spiritual/magical/supernatural beliefs, and you are willing to "compromise" in some cases parts of your beliefs in which the acts or faiths of one cancel each other out, you may be a match for Christian Witchcraft. If you are unwilling to not take the entire Bible literally, or if you do not want to be restricted by parts of Christian belief that would inhibit your magic, perhaps it is better for you to limit yourself to one practice.



The most important thing to remember is that religion is deeply personal. Your personal relationship with the divine transcends any piece of literature, whether a Book of Shadows or the Bible, that states what the right path is. If you disagree with this article, it is, after all, a piece of literature, and your religious practices are your own business. In religion, where nothing is definite, it is better to "pick and choose" beliefs than to take a mold that does not fit who you are. If it doesn't feel right, don't do it. But if it does, there is no reason to change your practices and beliefs.



http://www.witches-tutorial.com/paths/cw…



If you google Christian Witch, you will find a lot of sites. Good luck!



Lady Morgana

WitchAnyone know a good witchcraft site or book for christian witches?
There is no websiste, good or otherwise, for "Christian witches," as the concept is self-contradictory. But don't let my answer, and nine others here, get in the way of your delusional thinking........
That is indeed an oxymoron of epic proportions - emphasis on the moron part.Anyone know a good witchcraft site or book for christian witches?
Christian witch is an oxymoron.
Christian witches don know much about either side.
Don't Christian witches melt if baptized?
Spells are still not a real thing.
http://wicca.wikia.com/wiki/Main_Page
that's an oxymoron
that question is contradictory
A Christian witch? Haven't heard that one before...
You might be able to find some info on witchvox.com. Perhaps there are others like you in your area.