What is the difference between Magic and Religion?
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Tags: history, magic, magician, pastor, philosophy, prayer, priest, religion, society, spell, spells
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I've always found it odd that christan groups condemn magic themed books and movies, when christianity is built around a guy who t...
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I've always found it odd that christan groups condemn magic themed books and movies, when christianity is built around a guy who they believe did magic tricks... sorry, performed miracles. [show less] |
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To be clear I'm not talking about magic tricks, I'm talking about real magick. Magick and religion have different stories, but th...
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To be clear I'm not talking about magic tricks, I'm talking about real magick. Magick and religion have different stories, but they work very similarly. Magick uses a lot of trance work and as do some religions. [show less] |
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This topic was started by Goliath
on July 12th, 2008. 22 grupies have voted on one or more of the 5 answers.
Tags: history, magic, magician, pastor, philosophy, prayer, priest, religion, society, spell, spells
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a lot... but it depends on how you define magic and how you define religion
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ambiguity
"Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic." -- Arthur C. Clarke