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Good observation.

 

I agree......................

 

Not if it is an illusion. :tongue3:

 

I'm trying to understand. In previous posts you have stated that you disagree with ultra-separatism like that practiced at Bob Jones University, you disagree with teatotalism, you don't see a problem with watching movies, and have no problem (I think) with contemporary Christian music. So why is it that a guy entertaining people with illusions and sleight of hand tricks gets your undies in a wad?

 

I see nothing wrong with street magic. I have a few props myself.

One of my favorites that I have is the color changing handkerchief. It appears to change from red and yellow to yellow and blue.

I also have the color changing bag. Gold on the outside, white on the inside. When you turn it inside out, it is white on the outside, red on the inside. Turn it inside out again, it is red on the outside, green on the inside. Changes a couple more times before changing back to it's original Gold/White state.

People love both.


As I said in an earlier post, sorcerers in Revelation is not speaking of magic or magicians... it is speaking of pharmacists. The Greek word used is pharmakos.

 

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