Is there a such thing as a “christian” spiritualist.I believe in God and Jesus as being our saviour ,however I also strongly believe in mediumship, the astral plane and other occult-like practices. I also believe that God is not in a box and there are many ways for one to become enlightened.Are there people out there who consider themselves christian But also share in the belief of some aspects of the occult,If so,what are they called?
I’m not sure what you would call the people that you are looking for, but they do exist. As you may hav enoticed, many aspects of Christianity and the Wiccan faith are very similar, it just that some Christians believe that all things mystical are inherently evil.
Since you don’t fall into that category, I would just continue with your quest toward enlightment in whatever manner you are currently using. Some people combine the Christian and Wiccan faiths. Others stick completely to their Christian faith, but research other faiths as a way of expanding their knowledge.
One site I am particularly fond of is a site called religioustolerance.org The site is based out of Canada and has a wealth of information on alot of different religions and how they interact with one another. It has information on everything from Wicca and Christianity to Islam and ancient Aztec practices. It is a good source of information and has a great many essays comparing major religions.
I would also suggest that you might want to look into some philosophy courses or reading about Eastern religions including the Tao and Buddism. Many of them offer a very different point of view from American religions and American thought processes. It’s always good to expose your mind to different ways of thinking. Confucianism is also an interesting read and good way to get a different frame of reference.
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