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Q: When someone seeks occult but claims to be a believer, or when finding moments for witnessing online to someone who appears unsaved, how can we approach it in a comment to strike up a convo towards the Gospel or correcting a professing believer dabbling in it?  You could slide in & say:  "I can't recommend one (as a Christian, [Leviticus 19:31, Leviticus 20:6, Isaiah 8:19]), but I do pray that you seek to trust God and not dabble in the darkness.".  If they reply claiming  they are a Christian , you can follow up with...  "Instead of seeking a medium, can I as a Christian pray for you instead? Then you can trust in God's sovereignty on the matter." And if an appropriate opportunity allows, you can also add: "[Kindly] God has told us believers in Scripture that we are not to have anything to do with the darkness where Satan and demons are, & mediums, witchcraft, the occult and such are part of the satanic system we are to avoid. Scripture als...

Q: I need to know if I’m in the wrong here… overlooking something I want to do the right thing because I truly care for others and making sure they’re guided down the right path, when I feel lead by God to. Growing up I understood about spiritual warfare and blindness, and what could happen when dabbling in demonic thjngs such as mediums or witchcraft. I had thought was okay at the time because my mom was dabbling in it. I turned from that years ago. I engaged a woman in a local town group forum, about a post asking for recommendations for the best mediums.  I quoted 3 scriptures in the Bible. 2 from Leviticus and another from Isaiah. (figured that was enough, I could have kept going) Leviticus 19:31 , Leviticus 20:6 and Isaiah 8:19, to encourage her away from doing such things. I was thrown off by a response I got by commenting that. A person commented and was berating, rude and gaslighting in her response. All were questions asking me if I do a-z in the eyes of the Lord, (side ...