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EX-WITCH 2 27 April 2011
SUGAR & SPICE EX-WITCH MISSIONARIES TARGET PAN AND SAFF February 2005
So what exactly does 'Ex-witch' think about 'your' Pagan faith?
'Why We Don’t Do “Interfaith” Work' (A statement by Ex-witch regarding interfaith with occultists)
“That said, we do NOT accept Wicca (or any pagan/occult tradition) as an "alternative religion". We do NOT believe that the practice of magick is “ok,” or that it’s acceptable to believe whatever feels good to you. What is true is TRUE. Truth does not change, and is not subject to perspective or emotion.” http://www.exwitch.org/cms/mod.php?mod=userpage&menu=1301&page_id=4 Yes - folks - this is exactly what sickly sweet Ex-witch missionaries think about your faith. Sod thousands of years of spiritual Pagan evolution and your heathen birthright to believe in the wholesome and organic earth-orientated spirituality set out by your ancient ancestors because the zealots (albeit friendly and smiling zealots) who run Ex-witch think your personal faith is counterfeit, dangerous, satanically-inspired and totally unacceptable. The reason why the Home Office and other governments have acknowledged the religion of Paganism is that it is so clearly historically established in ALL areas of the world. If it came to a judicial judgement Paganism would certainly have to be declared as a legitimate belief system. One might be able to make a technical case for Paganism not being an 'organised' religion (i.e. without an orthodox hierarchy) but you can't say that it isn't a religious belief. To try to pathetically besmirch the original ancestral faith system of our planet in this way Ex-witch activists show their true religious agenda which is plainly missionary-biased and unable to tolerate any feasible competition. Such intolerant religious fundamentalism is socially unproductive, divisive and ultimately dangerous. --------------------- Following PAN’s revealing exposure of how sickly sweet missionaries have infiltrated Pagan forums (incredibly with the assistance of naïve plastic Pagans in our midst) we were contacted by SRA-believing, Kathi Sharpe of the missionary outreach site Ex-witch.
American Christian missionary Sharpe initially emailed Pat Regan, PAN’s co-founder with requests for information regarding the anti-occultist group Reachout Trust. Rather comically Ex-witch dropped their webpage link to Reachout after we reported on how Sharpe’s missionary group had wormed its way into the Pagan forum scene and how they were clearly linked to other anti-occultist groups.
Sharpe stated: “I’d like to understand your situation better, Pat.” Sharpe expressed concerns about ‘Satanic Panic’ and went on to say that “Pagans ware not the enemy”; she even offered to ‘chat’ on the phone and gave her home number to Regan. She continued: “I realize that you’ve no reason to trust me. I’m not asking you to trust me.” She finished off this initial email with: “I hope you will at least humour us (what do you have to lose?) Pat Regan wrote back with a missive to explain that PAN would sooner that Sharpe admitted her intention to missionise nominal Christians that had become mixed up in paganism and then afterwards demonise the genuine pagans, which would not have anything to do with her platitudes, as Satanists. Subsequent to this, Pat was treated to most agreeable and sickly sweet response from Sharpe that was an obvious attempt to engage the 'heathen' in amicable dialogue, break resolve and then, when the situation permitted, move in on the occultist turf as usually happened with the plastic pagan community when faced with seemingly friendly evangelicals. Sharpe agreed with Regan that she ‘was’ in fact a "Missionary" and went into raptures explaining how it was all done for Jesus. She went on to state that Pat could contact her any time to find out more about “The Way” and that she and her missionary friends always had an “Open Door” Pat responded by telling her that there was nothing to debate and that she was really a “closet Catholic” who really needed to get out of paganism or at least off its back. He told her that he was just too busy to waste valuable time having small talk with her. She replied by denying that she was any such thing and again brought up the issue of Audrey Harper’s (so-called satanic survivor with infamous Reachout links) anti-occultist book. Pat wrote back saying that PAN and SAFF had been challenging Harper and Reachout for the past 16 years long before she decided to get interested in this topic. He also told her that she was a waste of time because he was not convinced where her real beliefs lay in the matter. He told her that PAN could never place trust in the hands of a confused woman who acted like a typical evangelist with links to SRA-promoting religious groups; with a person who believes that paganism is counterfeit or in league with the Devil. Pat asked her to convince him that she was not just another time-waster. Sharpe wrote back saying that she 'knew' that PAN was combating Harper and Reachout Trust and that was why she had contacted him. She went on to say that she and her friends were “rather likeable folk” and that she “appreciated” Pat talking to her. Pat informed her that she was really working so hard trying to be friendly and that he thought he had made it clear that he did not want her as a friend. He also asked her to stop trying to tempt him into time-wasting correspondence. As Kathi Sharpe had already admitted that she was a missionary with clear intentions to bring Pagans to Christ Pat cut short this evangelical attempt by stating:
“Look dear, when will it finally dawn on you that your machinations are totally transparent to us? The stupid Xist mind callisthenics which work with the people you usually contact will NOT work with us so please don't try because it insults our intelligence and is the main reason why you keep getting responses like this. You've admitted that you are simply a MISSIONARY who can 'talk the Pagan talk' and sound convincing to ‘Wet behind the ears’ Wiccans but your main intention is to reclaim Pagans for Christ. You and I both know that many of the people involving themselves in paganism today are nominal Christians seeking belief charisma and your job is to revert them back into the evangelic fold so PLEASE don't waste any of that theological rhetoric you learned in bible class on me. You lie. It is not possible that you were born a Pagan and reverted to Christianity. You are like the plastics - you were born a Christian, converted to paganism, have 'seen the error of your ways' subsequently reneged on that and turned to Christianity again. Of what possible value is your honour, quisling? We shall inform PAN website surfers of our confirmed opinion.”
Clearly missionary Ex-witch activists thought that they could use the same clever amicable machinations to win PAN and SAFF confidence as they frequently use on the soft underbelly of plastic paganism.
Sorry but we are on to your little game!
Mission to Pagans is alive and well – beware!
EX-witch and its link to SRA - promoting fundie outfits
In a rather comical little effort to appease the soft-option UK occultists, Ex-witch - the missionary outreach to untutored Pagans, has removed its link to Reachout Trust. Ex-witch still however carries links to numerous other anti-occultist sites which threaten Pagans everywhere via their connections to Reachout. Take for instance Ex-witch site’s link to Spotlight Ministries which is apparently run by one vehement fundamentalist called Vincent McCann. This zealot actually tells the world in his own so-called testimony:
“I am an Area Director for a Christian charity called Reachout Trust, an organisation which deals with helping those who are tangled up in the deception of the occult and cults.”
http://www.spotlightministries.org.uk/testi.htm
Oops, Sister Sharpe missed this one - and as for the rest?
The mere fact that American Christian missionaries are working closely with SRA-promoters in the British Isles against the best interests of all occultists/Pagans should alert all genuine occultists, with any common-sense, to the hidden agenda and true intentions of the smiling evangelists behind this particular situation.
How many more examples do we have to post before the self-righteous plonkers in the occult community and the pious Pagan priesthoods that mislead the many start to see how the Christo/Pagan interfaith lobby is taking UK Paganism down the garden path to benefit nothing and nobody but the forces of Xtian fundamentalism? ---------------------
Does the missionary Ex-witch group promote SRAM?
Well then - what does Kathi Sharpe really think about SRA (which she comically claims to counter, via hollow criticisms of Reachout Trust etc on her fundamentalist website )? Check out her 'own' quote below:
“There's no reason to disbelieve. My personal belief is that satanic ritual abuse CAN happen. There are some crazy people - evil people corrupted by sin - in this world. That children might be hurt by them isn't much of a leap of logic!”
http://exwitch.org/cms/mod.php?mod=userpage&page_id=41&menu=1220
“There's no reason to disbelieve" - Bloody hell is this fundamentalist activist on the same planet as the rest of us? Did she somehow miss out on the last round of SRAM when rabid social workers and self - obsessed 'EXPERT' therapists (acting on the WACKY BIBLICAL beliefs of so-called 'GOOD CHRISTIANS') paved the way to ensure that innocent families and their little children were ripped apart following anti-occultist DAWN RAIDS by misinformed police? Comments like the above by Sharpe WILL ensure that more misinformation about the occult pervades our society and that more families will be at great risk.
Blind religious fanaticism (under the guise of love) is a real curse to all societies.
If that's not enough to strike fear in the heart of any genuine occultist here again we have a few of the many 'very' worrying anti-occultist quotes (which could have come out of the zealous mouths of any SRA-instigating fundies prior to Rochdale, Orkney etc) that are attributed to Kathi Sharpe of Ex-witch site:
“The bottom line is simple: what may seem like innocent fun can be a doorway into a dark world. And parents need to arm their kids with the truth.”
"They need to be educating their kids," she said. "The same way parents talk to their kids about alcohol, talk to them about drugs, talk to them about pre-marital sex, they need to be telling their kids about the occult."
"The danger comes because it's Satan's great deception. Wicca is really dressed up to look very pretty."
“The reality is that occult religions like Wicca lead people away from what the Bible says about Jesus... that he is the only way to God.”
Source:
Drawn to Darkness: The Lure of the Occult
By Jennifer James
November 19, 2003 http://www.oradix.com/health/newdangerforchildrentheocc.shtml Others who appear to have sussed out Sharpe’s agenda: http://dark-valley-records.com/wolves-grove/fear-not-hell/sharpe.html ------------------- EX-WITCH VIEW ON SO-CALLED 'CHRISTIAN WITCHES!' Oh dear, bad news here for all the Plastic Pagan interfaith bunnies out there as Kathi Sharpe herein gives us evidence, via explaining to a Christian Witchcraft promoter, that she is totally opposed to Xtian Wicca! 770) Rev. Steve Holder, D. Min: "I hope you are aware of the reality of Christian Witches. If not please drop by my site and learn about us. You will find many links to sites that tell about us. We claim Christ as our Saviour. Are you going to tell us Christ is an evil spirit deceiving us? I wish you well, but I also wish you would open your mind somewhat. All witches are not pagans.
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771) Kathi: "No Steve, but we'll tell you that you that not every spirit that claims to be Jesus IS Jesus... Christ will never contradict Himself - therefore Christian "witchcraft" is impossible.
----------------- 1. Ex-witch is totally anti-occultist in nature. 2. Ex-witch is missionary based with a view to promote its own 'exclusive' brand of religious fervour. 3. Ex-witch activists believe in SRA. 4. Ex-witch believes that all Pagan faiths are bogus, dangerous and satanically-inspired. 5. Plastic Pagans who seek so-called interfaith liaison with such pious outfits are either dangerously naive or in fact working for the forces of evangelical suppression against the occult. 6. Ex-witch activists think that Pagan parents are placing their children into 'danger' via bringing them up into the Pagan faith. 7. Ex-witch links UK fundies with those zealots from the United States - the serious implications of this will become apparent as time goes on. 8. Ex-witch activists state that 'Christian witchcraft is impossible', (at least they got that bit right!)
Don't let them get away with it!
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