In this discussion, I will explore the detrimental effects of mystical beliefs. It is important to acknowledge that objects themselves lack inherent power, and individuals who proclaim themselves as deities are essentially no different from lifeless idols. This comparison serves to underscore the significance of relying on divine grace. The act of placing faith in material objects for salvation diverts us from the authentic concept of deliverance, thereby distorting our comprehension of salvation.

In this realm, the ultimate exercise of power that allows for true freedom is found in the worship of Christ and engagement with the means of grace. All other forms of power rely on systems of checks and balances, typically enforced through a combination of incentives and threats. When individuals place their trust in mystical forces, they can become a law unto themselves, leading to internal turmoil. This reliance on mystical powers is often reinforced by the presence of evil in society, as adherents may resort to coercion to maintain control. Ultimately, Christ offers us the opportunity to release the desire for revenge and instead embrace a more peaceful and trusting mindset.