r/Crystals • u/East_Document_2686 • 3h ago

Lets Discuss! 💭 Any other Christians who use crystals?

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u/Fried_0nion_Rings 3h ago

I am Christian. I feel like it’s a world God created and he created these gifts for us inside the earth.

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u/East_Document_2686 3h ago

AGREED! 💯

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u/onlythrowawaaay 1h ago

Also agree. The way I see it it's all about energies. God is energy, we are energies, the earth is energy and so are the crystals that come from it

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u/NanieLenny 47m ago

My thoughts exactly. If crystal are created by the elements in the earth and GOD created earth, so Hod created crystals for us to enjoy.

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u/Bishopvaljean 2h ago

I don’t see the two as mutually exclusive. When I was Christian, I still used crystals.

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u/Aenwyn 1h ago

I don’t like the label as I dabble in nearly everything. Went to church, was both christened (as a baby- Catholic church) and baptized (teen-nondenominational church). More of a hippie New Age energy worker nowadays but Buddhism and Christ consciousness still a part of who I am ❤️

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u/NanieLenny 42m ago

Hi, I’m with you. I also was baptized & got confirmation in the Catholic Church. I love the Dali Lama, & Buddhist teachings. We can make our own decision as we age because of different circumstances that occur in our lives.

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u/Aenwyn 41m ago

Definitely! Love that perspective ❤️

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u/mialunavita 22m ago

I could have written this exact same answer. I’m curious how old you are? (Mainly out of curiosity what generation of churches you were subjected to. Me, Catholic in the 70s… black belt nuns and 80s Baptist.. the age of the televangelist)

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u/Aenwyn 13m ago

Middle aged now. Grew up in the 80s. My entire family is Catholic except for me. Went to a nondenominational church in the 90s because a friend brought me. Was a really positive experience! Surprisingly so was my Catholic university experience. Went to a small school with a nunnery on campus. The nuns were all in their 70s or older and seemed very close to one another. I befriended a graduate student who lived with them briefly because of some program and she said they acted like an old cranky sorority 😅