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yes it is. You have been lied to. witchcraft is a blanket term like paganism. Wiccans just don't want to be associated with the stigmas of the word witchcraft. They want to pretend that one is evil and the other isn't and that is why one has a bad name and the other is totally cool. But they are both a rejection of god, and god is any authority greater than man. When you reject having any authority over yourself you essentially think yourself a god. Meaning that you reject any judgement of yourself by others. That is the root of evil.
I am a Witch.
I am very close to God. I practice Witchcraft or The Craft, or The Old Ways.
Wicca is a new age practice with a wiccan rede. Witchcraft doesn't have a wiccan rede, or any rede.
I do not reject God I revere God.
> Meaning that you reject any judgement of yourself by others. That is the root of evil.
No it's not. Only god can judge me, the rest of you can fuck off
Unless you talk directly to god then you have no idea what god thinks of you. The best anyone can do is to develop a moral code with the help of as many other intelligent, honest, and good people as possible. Or adopt one that has been developed and withstood the test of time. That means living by the moral code of the best society you can muster. There are no good societies that I know of that were created by witches.
You can shove your non sequitur in your ass, for a start.
Just because you talk to god doesn't mean you're entitled to know what he thinks of you, because you're not entitled to a verbal answer to begin with, now he can eventually give you some clues about what he thinks of what you think, through what we call reality, events around you, "manifestations", you have to pay attention.
And again, only god can judge me, he's the only point of reference as far as I'm concerned, and you and the rest of this world can fuck off. Whether you like it or not, is irrelevant.
https://biblehub.com/context/1_john/2-15.htm
On Not Loving the World
15 Do not love the world or anything in the world. If anyone loves the world, love for the Father[a] is not in them. 16 For everything in the world—the lust of the flesh, the lust of the eyes, and the pride of life—comes not from the Father but from the world. 17 The world and its desires pass away, but whoever does the will of God lives forever.
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