If Christianity speaks out against the use of "magic" does this mean "magic" is literally real?

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                          If the bible opposes the practice of magic does this mean its claims of "magic" are literally real (as opposed to metaphorically)?

If so, is there scientific proof of the existence of "magic"? Is there an explanation of what "magic" is in the first place?

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Mar 26, 2012, 09:43 PM
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If Christianity speaks out against the use of "magic" does this mean "magic" is literally real?

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