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adrian1
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How we can make difference between OUR bad thoughts from our fallen nature and the personal devil’s thought which suggests to us.
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PetraG
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What difference does it make? If you’re tempting yourself, the devil’s job is merely exclusionary.
These are the words C.S. Lewis put into the mouth of a senior demon instructing a junior tempter:
“Do remember you are there to fuddle him. From the way some of you young fiends talk, anyone would suppose it was our job to teach!” --The Screwtape Letters
These are the words C.S. Lewis put into the mouth of a senior demon instructing a junior tempter:
“Do remember you are there to fuddle him. From the way some of you young fiends talk, anyone would suppose it was our job to teach!” --The Screwtape Letters
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vallancec
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I think the most important thing to do when you have bad thoughts is to pray for Gods help.
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TheLittleLady
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The devil cannot read your thoughts.
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hazcompat
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You only have to catch him in one absurd suggestion. But the combat is continuous, enlist the communion of saints, all will be well. Go here:
http://catholictradition.org/Classics/catholic-classics.htm
Find Scuploi on spiritual combat.
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http://catholictradition.org/Classics/catholic-classics.htm
Find Scuploi on spiritual combat.
Peace
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