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Originally Posted by Dedicated Mind
aren't you teaching people to be ignorant? I think adults can decide for thmselves. i am not defending kabbalah, it may well be satanic, but that is no reason not to be aware of it. just like we could study preterism, jehova witness or mormons. from what i understand, this course doesn't have any occult magic. many have used the zohar to promote there own brand of kabbalah. this school has no occult in it as far as i know. they may believe in transmigration of the soul, which i don't fully understand their view. ignorance is for losers. i would rather learn and reject than remain ignorant. my first post said "if you are firm in your faith".
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Firm in faith or not, when we need to be aware of things it does not mean to take a course on witchcraft, for example, so we know about it. That is opening ourselves for for the enemy to get an inroad into our lives. Would you go to a satanist and take a course on satanism to be aware of satanism? Same thing. Anything to do with Kabbalah is occultic becuase Kabbalah in and of itself is occultic. There is no such thing as studying Kabbalah and not studying the occult. Curiosity killed the cat, you know.
The way to become familiar with it is not to take a course from their teachers, but to study it out from what other believers have researched, and stay safe. You were warned. Seriously.
A person can study Mormonism without going to their classes. A man once took his son and toured the Salt Lake City temple, and his son fell down and went into convulsions at one part of the tour. The tour guide said that was common at that part of the tour. The father had to cast a devil out of his son. He learned a lesson that day. Do not put yourself willingly into the enemy's hands and harm's way.
Studying Kabbalah is a far cry from studying prophetic teachings or similar.
Jer 10:2 KJV Thus saith the LORD, Learn not the way of the heathen, and be not dismayed at the signs of heaven; for the heathen are dismayed at them.
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