I am not offended, but when someone says that I called Jesus Christ a liar, boy, I would be a villain if I would not react violently.
But I am not offended.
I agree with you, but I will ask you a question: where does the Devil want to be worshiped: in this world or the next? Is it interesting for him to show himself and boast in this world or to get souls for the next world, for eternity?
My answer: I do not know. But I suspect and I am leaning that he prefers to catch sould for his hellish kingdom, to next world. [This is far from mutually exclusive. He’ll catch us however he can.]
Well, if people want to believe in demoniac possession, bet it.
But I do not go for it, nor I find in the creed any article about it. What I fear is that people forget where the devil really is: sex, power, money, glory, despise for the weak, arrogance, forgetfulness of God, atheism, relativism, agnosticism, lack of love for the neighbor, revenge, killings, lack of respect for the elders, and so on.[He is in these things as well, but that doesn’t mean he is not elsewhere too.]
A teacher of mine said about the Holocaust: “There is more evil in the world than the evil man does”. It is a tough sentence. The Devil is around and I fear not to see him where he is.
As for the Gospel tales, they have a meaning and Jesus gave the meaning to it, and many times the meaning Jesus Christ gave to it is much more important than the fact of pigs jumping a cliff. This jumping does not lead us to be better persons, to help the people of Somalia who are dying of hunger… [No but it may help those in the spiritual difficulties of demonic opression and possession.]
As for the body being the temple of the Holy Spirit, you do not need possessions: what is pedophilia, prostitution, adultery, gay marriage, swing parties, free love, Las Vegas-type marriages and divorces? These are the real problems with sex and the Body of Man.[Just like in the abortion/child sacrifice example, these desecrate the human body but he would prefer them explicitly consecrated to him.] We must not forget these. That is why I repeat that obsession with possessions lead us to forget what the real problems are…[Obsession with it is surely problematic, but I would say that it is dangerous to ignore the Evil one anywhere he is, possession included.]
But again, if someone wants to believe, for me, it is OK.
But I have a right to believe on what I believe. If someone jumps into me trying to excommunicate me and saying that I call Jesus a liar, sorry, I will not shut my mouth and will answer as I deem fit. [Just so long as you understand it is an infallible and dogmatic teaching that you are rejecting.

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