What are some of the christian witchcraft tradtitions?

Question

i only know of the Norvicensian Tradition anyone know of any more

Answer 1

@ James M: The Malleus is a damned good read actually. very funny book.

as for christian witchcraft traditions, the only ones that really come to mind are the Rosecrucians, or at least one or two of the orders (there are som many who claim the title thses days it's hard to keep track)

Answer 2

well im not entirely sure what you mean but if you mean the traditions in christianity that have been taken from pagan traditions... there are quite a few of them.... like at the time jesus was born all the herdsmen would have been in the mountains with their flock not in their home towns... the 25th of december was originally the birthday of the god nimrod... easter is a good one they still have all the classic symbols from it the rabbit, the egg, and more recently they have started using ducklings again... the stone over jesus' tomb was meant to symbolise the egg. and both the egg and the rabbit are symbols of fertility and wait for it... REBIRTH! gofigure so things like that are yeah fine not sure if thats what you were looking for but there you go :D

Answer 3

The two are mutually exclusive, they have diametrically opposing world views, you can't believe in One God only and still recognize the Mother and Father as equals, it doesn't work.

Answer 4

Well, the Malleus Maleficarum is a good read. (not!)

You could celebrate a black high mass.

WMD - You could speak the sacred name backwards and undo all of creation. (or is that more of a Jewish thing?)

There's the upside down cross, meade.

You could poison your local township with ergot fungus. Er- wait a minute, that didn;t work so well for the witches and innocents last time....

Your choice...

Answer 5

... My friend, you have made the biggest oxymoron known to date.

I congradulate you...

Have a star.

Answer 6

Christian Witchcraft, Christo~Paganism, Christian Wicca, Gnostic Christianity, New Christian Witchcraft.

I don't profess to understand their teachings, just answering the question.

Answer 7

thats an oximoron