The Wiccan Christian

I received a comment bashing me for calling my website “The Wiccan Christian”. Or even just calling myself a Wiccan Christian. I thought I had explained my choice of wording in my “about me” section. But let me explain again.

First off, I don’t feel it’s necessary for anybody to agree or believe what I believe. I call myself a Wiccan Christian mainly because I believe God is in nature. God is everywhere. I like making alters for God, more like Old Testament style. Offering whatever it is I put on the alter. It’s my way of saying thank you. It’s my way of removing bad habits, saying goodbye to something, etc. I make alters for several reasons. I burn candles and incense. I could go on and on about things I do that are not Christian approved.

I don’t pray to God’s or Goddesses. I pray to God, period, and it is because of Jesus’s sacrifice that I can do that.

I believe in the Bible and Jesus’s teachings. I believe Jesus died on the cross for my sins. And I feel this belief makes me right with God.

I atone for my sins and try to do better as God points them out to me.

You can call it whatever you want, it’s all the same terminology, just spoken in different languages.

I was raised a Catholic. I left the catholic religion as I felt it was telling me I was doomed no matter what.

I would call myself a straight Christian, which I have in the past. But I’m at a point in my life where I have found Christian’s to be hypocritical and judgmental. Because of that I’m embarrassed to put myself into that category.

I believe in the Bible and what it says. Everything. And I try my best to live by the words in 1 Corinthians 13. It’s all about loving each other the right way.

And honestly, if you don’t like the name of my blog, or my posts, just don’t read it. It’s that simple.

I could go on and on about this stuff, but why? I am who I am. And if I am wrong God will reveal it to me.

I have seen a lot of stuff in this world that others have not, or are still blind to. I’ve been on both sides of the fence of good and evil. I would call myself a Christian if I trusted Christianity. But like I said I see the hypocrisy and false pride. I just can’t call myself a Christian because it embarrasses me to be put in that category. That’s where I am today, and may God open my eyes if there is a need.

Amen 🙏