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Magic in Islam?
Prohibited. Black magic does exist but is a sin(haram) to practise.
Are magicians and magic a sin?
Depends on your belief system. Most people see magic and magicians as entertainment, which is what they are, what they are designed to be.
What is the ''magic identity'' in trigonometry?
I suggest that it is (sin A)^2 + (cos A)^2 = 1
Is practicing good white magic a sin?
All REAL magic is a sin. God created us the way he wanted. He is the only one who can do everything. By practicing any type of magic (witchcraft, ouiji board, black and white magic, etc.) we're saying that we want to be like god and maybe better. Answer 2: Practicing white magic is not a sin at all. Simply because one is essentially asking beneficent spirits (or "God" if you are a Judeo-Christian-Muslim) to project positive energy in some way and for a beneficial or altruistic purpose. But isn't that what happens when someone prays for someone else? Like for someone to be healed? Exactly. Which is why it is not a sin. It is all a matter of spiritual focus in the asking.
Can magic and breaking a promise to God and self hate all be forgiven?
according to the christian bible, any sin can be forgiven.
What are the stuff involved doing black magic?
Black majic is Haram, meaning by who so ever does this, commits serious sin.
Are there Christians or Jews who believe magic is good and comes from God?
The fact that magic wouldn't work if God didn't enable it to, doesn't make it a good thing.For Jews, magic is a major sin and is strictly forbidden (Deuteronomy ch.18).
Would the Witch of En-dor be proof that magic and the supernatural are good to religion?
On the contrary. Consulting her was a sin on Saul's part. He knew it was a sin, because he himself had stamped out such practices (1 Samuel 28:9), in keeping with the Torah's prohibition in Deuteronomy ch.18.
Is magic a sin like spells and charms?
¿Sin? For pagans, sin is a failure to follow one's own ethical standards, usually because of difficult conditions surrounding them. For the pagan sins are personal issues, dealt between them and their gods, not cultural.Spells are stories told to change people, and through them the world. Chants are the same only sung. Charms and talismans are the same represented in symbolic form. A sin in these areas would be found in failing to live up to one's own standard of conduct.As for Magic. Please explain what you mean, please. Magic is, after all, amoral, and again the sin is in the magus, not the subject itself.Magic: «Pertaining to the Magi»The study and teachings of both the Mogur (Shaman) and Magus (Priest).The living force or process of nature that interpenetrates both existence and nonexistence.The apparent ability to generate miracles.In its uncorrupted form, Magic claims to be a practical, intellectual, highly individualistic science; working toward the end of enlarging the sphere on which the human will can work, and obtaining experimental knowledge of planes of being usually regarded as transcendental. [Evelyn Underhill, Mysticism, p. 152].
Is dark art a sin?
According to the Bible any form of magic including: Astrology Numerology Diviniation Psychi Readings Casting Spells/Enchantments/Incantations Cursing (even if its as simple as telling someone to "go to Hell") And much, much more are all sins garaunteeing the practitioner a one way ticket to hell. Since all magic is, in essence a "dark art" (despite what the wiccans and neo-pagans claim) its all a sin. BUT that's only the Bible's perspective. And, to be fair, one very strictly literal interpretation. The argument over what constitutes magic and when that magic becomes a sin has been debated by serious theologians for a very long time. Some theologians would go so far as to say that asking for ANYTHING while in prayer was a form of magic, since it implies you know better than God what you should get or what you need. But again, that's extreme. So, really... magic, or the dark arts, really falls into a gray zone. Some would say that there is "white magic" (used to heal and help) and "black magic" (used to curse and destroy), or that as long as its for the good of others its ok, but anything for yourself its evil... there is really no end to the argument. The best thing you can do is take some time to seriously think about it for yourself, if necessary, ask a priest or reverend if some particular act was a sin, and go on with your life. In generally, I can tell you Christianity/Catholocism and Magic don't mix, so you may have to pick which one you believe and if you're willing to pay the price for being wrong.
When was Sin Sin Sin created?
Sin Sin Sin was created on 2006-05-22.
Did J.R.R. Tolkien believe magic and religion were compatible?
No, Tolkien was a Catholic. But he had no problem with fantasy magic in fictional stories, as that isn't real and the Catholic Church has no opposition to fictional stories. Catholic Church doctrine clearly states that occult magic is "a lie of the Devil" and practicing it is a very serious sin. When they say occult magic is a "lie" they mean very clearly that it is NOT real and any observed effects and results are faked by either the Devil or his demons. This is what Tolkien believed.
