> > Not really, not. In fact, it might even anger members of the
> > religious practice.
>
> Only if you want. Common Magic is fairly casual, rules-wise,
> it would seem. It really is sort of like the old battle
> magic: You learn it but you may not stick around for Coffee
> and Cookies in the Fellowship Lounge afterwards.
Exactly -- this kind of behaviour, especially where actual *magic* is concerned and not just dogma/myth knowledge, might tend to tick off some of the more conservative members of the congregation/organization.
At the very least, they probably send around little old blue-haired ladies to "chat" without about the level of your commitment to the faith...
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