Dangerous Prayer Intention?

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This a bit of a weird question 😃

I recently listened to a story on Coast to Coast am which basically details the demonic-experiences of someone who prayed for Satan to repent as he believed you should pray for the ‘worst off’ intention you could. Hard to explain, but you can hear the story here:

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Judging from this story would it be dangerous to pray for the conversion of Satanists?

Thank you! 😉
 
I listen to that show sometimes. I think anything which tries to take something away from the evil one can be ‘dangerous’. I put it in quotes because in actuality evil cannot do anything to us without God’s permission. Remember the story about the madman on the bank of the river whom Jesus cast out his demons? The demons first begged Jesus not to send them into oblivion but rather to send them into the herd of swine nearby. They could not do anything without Jesus’ permission.

Now, as far as dangerous prayers goes,when I first started saying St. Gertrude’s purgatory prayer that releases 1,000 or more souls from purgatory I noticed that I would seem to have bad days afterwards. I would almost get into accidents while driving and I’d run into rude people. It took me awhile to make the connection with the purgatory prayers but when I did I began praying for divine protection, not only for myself but for my family too. It seemed to really work. I don’t think the evil one likes it when we release the Holy Souls.
 
black_rosenkohl said:
This a bit of a weird question 😃

I recently listened to a story on Coast to Coast am which basically details the demonic-experiences of someone who prayed for Satan to repent as he believed you should pray for the ‘worst off’ intention you could. Hard to explain, but you can hear the story here:

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Judging from this story would it be dangerous to pray for the conversion of Satanists?

Thank you! 😉
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your link isnt working:D
 
black_rosenkohl said:
Oh! 😊 thanks for pointing that out!!! And to eaglz_wings for the reply!! 😃

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You’re very welcome. Another example is how the devil had to ask God’s permission to test Job with all the tragedies and infirmities that he suffered. This doesn’t mean that we don’t have to ask for protection. If we can handle what the devil tries to throw our way, God might allow it, but if we ask God (specifically, Lord Jesus) for protection so that we might have peace and can better continue to serve him without distraction, he will protect us and our loved ones if we ask, as long as it does not go against His will for us.
 
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Judging from this story would it be dangerous to pray for the conversion of Satanists?
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Not only from this story, but also from the experiences of people involved in deliverance ministries, the devil retaliates. Of course, that doesn’t mean that we should not pray for Satanists or others who are enduring diabolic attacks.

There is a battle, but who should we fear?
 
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