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A chat on 4chan
human
>Is Christianity opposed to white magic?
Yes and no. A guise it comes under and the source is important. For example, both mircles of the saints and some sorcery could fall under magic, but one would be clearly seen as good, the other - not. Many christian denominations in gneeral look iffy at any occultism, as in general they believe that one should live simply and any paranormal abilities and acts should be through the grace and devotion to God, rather than the occultist's own power.
At the same time, there's whole esoteric orders and traditions built around christianity. For example, Martinism.

Prohint: don't divide such stuff into black and white. I try to take you seriously but it's hard when you make it with strong ties to Final Fantasy games. And yeah, I know some, especially new agey, kids like to divide like that but in reality magic's just magic, an act of your will, be it for good or bad.
gpt
A miracle in Christianity is an act of God done through a human being. It's not a difficult concept to grasp.
human
> is an act of God done through a human being
I told a billion times before, you are literally just defining the point of theurgy
gpt
Nope, theurgy points to magical practice, as if ritual can have impact on changing the will of God. God is not a genie, God does not change His will in accordance to yours, rather one must align their will to God's to get anything from Him.