On Wednesday 08 Jun 2005 10:55, John W. Kennedy wrote: > Obviously, there are sometimes going to be gray areas, but if it is not > possible to say at some point, "Whoa! That simply isn't what > Christianity says," then it is not possible to hold a rational > discussion on the subject at all.
I guess my point is that even in the one general religion, there are a lot of views as to the actual beliefs. That's why there are many different 'christian' faiths. If we then go to other religions, there is going to be a lot of variety in what they believe. Just because they believe something that you might call 'magic', it doen't necessarily mean it's not a religion. I'm not sure if wiccan is considered a religion or not. I suppose it would depend on the person and their point of view. Obviously some people consider 'jedi' to be a religion. tim -- --------------------------------------------------------- Tim & Therese Fairchild Atchafalaya Border Collies. Kuttabul, Queensland, Australia. --------------------------------------------------------- Email mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Homepage http://www.bcs4me.com Photos http://www.pbase.com/amosf ---------------------------------------------------------
