Satanists conduct "Black Masses." Do they also conduct "Black Bible study services"??

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Hey Imryl

ever get the appointment you were wanting to have?

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Okay, this may just be the funniest thread out of here yet :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:
Oh, I know what I’m talking about too. I regularly exorcise demons, usually 3 or more times a week from three people, sometimes more often.
Fa Chan, have you read Acts 19:13-16?
 
Imryl,
Long time no post…
What have you chosen to do with your beliefs?
Did you end up speaking to a priest?
 
Imryl,
Long time no post…
What have you chosen to do with your beliefs?
Did you end up speaking to a priest?
Hello Dolphin,

That’s what Kitty was just asking. Yes I do speak to a priest regularly. He’s tolerable. I’d probably like him if he wasn’t a priest. :rolleyes:

My beliefs? Well they’re still the same.

On a side note, I did end up telling my husband. That was… Interesting.
 
well, Im glad you got to and are still talking to him. Keep giving him a chance, he could grow on you. šŸ™‚

btw is your husband Catholic?
 
Fa Chan and et el

going back in the thread a bit to Bob Larson I thought I would post this link. Bob had been invited to the Vatican by Father Gabriele Amorth, the foremost exorcist in the Catholic church. Who also said that every Christian can and should battle the devil and cast out demons. I thought that was interesting, didnt know if you had read this or not.

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Hey Kitty!

Yes, every Christian can and should battle the devil and cast out demons. I haven’t read that article. To me that says the Father Amorth respects him and that says a lot I think. I didn’t see the link. Can you provide the link? Thank you for your good posts in this thread!

Peace…

Fa Chan
 
Nope, Southern Baptist. Non practicing

As for the priest growing on me… I think hell will freeze over before I ever feel comfortable near that man. lol Oh well, he has good advice.
 
The Satanic Bible, by Anton LaVey, is not like a Holy Bible at all. There are no scriptures per se. It is more like a self-help book format written by LaVey teaching you how to be selfish and powerful in the world. There is only a couple of chapters dealing with anything remotely like a religion or a ritual and it is meant to be cathartic for the pain caused by (or perceived to be caused by) organized religion.
Shows you how much I know on this topic.

This thread is weird.:confused:
 
Nope, Southern Baptist. Non practicing

As for the priest growing on me… I think hell will freeze over before I ever feel comfortable near that man. lol Oh well, he has good advice.
Why not try speaking to another priest, one you feel comfortable with?
I would have love to be a fly on the wall when that conversation with your husband went down!
I really hope you do turn to God, ill still pray for you.
God bless you.
 
Why not try speaking to another priest, one you feel comfortable with?
I would have love to be a fly on the wall when that conversation with your husband went down!
I really hope you do turn to God, ill still pray for you.
God bless you.
Dolphin, I don’t think it matters what priest I talk to. How comfortable do you think you would be talking to a priest about this topic? I don’t think it’s possible.

He is a nice guy though, and he’s fairly easy to talk to… Besides, he’s managed not to shatter my perception of priests from when I was a kid. Which in my opinion, is a good thing otherwise I probably wouldn’t continue talking to him.

As far as my husband - he asked why too. Awkward moment, but we haven’t spoken about it since.
 
Dolphin, I don’t think it matters what priest I talk to. How comfortable do you think you would be talking to a priest about this topic? I don’t think it’s possible.

He is a nice guy though, and he’s fairly easy to talk to… Besides, he’s managed not to shatter my perception of priests from when I was a kid. Which in my opinion, is a good thing otherwise I probably wouldn’t continue talking to him.

As far as my husband - he asked why too. Awkward moment, but we haven’t spoken about it since.
Hey the ole elephant in the room deal eh? Well, its perhaps better than freaking out. Speaks well of both of you.

As for the priest, I guess he didnt freak either, if I understand you, youre saying hes not as bad as you thought. Thats a good thing.

Communication causes one to understand things better.

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Well - In my experience, people tend to ask for things that they can get with no ā€˜outside’ help at all. Someone may offer something up and ask for money, power, etc and get it… but chances are they got there just like everyone else. Dedication and hard work. However based on their beliefs they think the devil is the one who provided their good fortune.

In my humble opinion, the devil would much rather take what you have and give you absolutely nothing in return. Which is usually the case.

So… what do I get? Well, in short, I ask for nothing at all. For me it has never been about ā€˜getting’ things. I have always been a satanist. Hell, I prayed to the devil long before I ever knew their was a term for it.
Why do you pray to the devil? He’s just a fallen angel, not a deity! I guess I don’t get it. Do you believe in the existence of heaven and hell? :confused:
 
Why do you pray to the devil? He’s just a fallen angel, not a deity! I guess I don’t get it. Do you believe in the existence of heaven and hell? :confused:
I do believe in the existence of heaven and hell. Hell, as I understand it, is simply the absence of God. Which really is all I could ask for. I will leave the debate of what it means to be in heaven or hell to the people who care.

Why worship the devil? I do not recall if there was ever a cause for my decision. Even if there was a reason it was probably very silly. Now that I’m a parent myself it has lead me to some revelations that children really don’t have a good reason to do anything, they just do it. 🤷

Why not worship a deity? Well, there’s only one God. And I don’t much like him. That puts me in a particular spot considering I don’t believe it’s possible to sit on a fence while believing what I believe. Which I’ve said in the past tends to parallel closely to Catholicism.

What can I say my parents were catholic. šŸ˜›

The devil is the logical choice in my case, or illogical as the case may be. Whether it be praying to him or helping someone take a deliberate step away from god, I have always found it to be very satisfying.

I can’t do anything to God, but I can certainly make it difficult for the things he cares about the most, namely: us.
 
Okay, this may just be the funniest thread out of here yet :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:
I’m glad you found it entertaining.
Fa Chan, have you read Acts 19:13-16?
Well yes, yes I have. It speaks about Jewish exorcists who had no belief in Jesus who expected to use Paul as a power source. I think the point is that power and authority on earth comes through Christ. Trying to use any other source to exorcise demons is foolish. Paul and other disciples healed people and cast out demons. But, they didn’t do it in their own power.

So, what was your point? šŸ™‚

Whatever I do in delivering a person of a possessing spirit that is a demon is done as I am a child of God, an adopted son. I ask the Holy Spirit, the angels and the Lord Jesus to rebuke these demons. They have no other alternative but to leave. I said before I am not a holy person or special person because I do these things. I just try to be frank with people and show them that it is real.

I never believed in possession either till it happened to people close to me. I have an agnostic friend who also happens to be a psychologist. After an acquaintance became possessed and he saw paranormal things happen he saw its reality first hand, along with me.

Believe it or don’t beleive it. Ridicule. Revile. Laugh. Back away in disgust. It really doesn’t matter to me. I have enough things to worry about than whether or not you approve or find it real. Hopefully one day you will not find out how real it is.

Peace…

Fa Chan
 
The devil is the logical choice in my case, or illogical as the case may be. Whether it be praying to him or helping someone take a deliberate step away from god, I have always found it to be very satisfying.

I can’t do anything to God, but I can certainly make it difficult for the things he cares about the most, namely: us.
I’m glad you admit this. And it confirms my experience with the Devil and those who worship him. I find it very satisfying to lead people away from the Devil. The difference between us is that I can be protected by God from the Devil. The Devil can’t really protect you from God’s power and love because he can’t deal with it himself.

Making it difficult for the things he cares about is what I expect really. It’s too bad you are on the other side of the fence. Peace and fulfillment are on this side. Death and destruction are on the other. I hope you find your way to God and settle the issues you have with Him.

Fa Chan
 
And there is no mistaking the feeling of evil. It’s a sickening feeling. It’s what Father Martin describes as ā€œthe presenceā€. You can feel it in your inmost being.

Peace…

Fa Chan
Isn’t that the truth! I don’t scare easily, but this one time…oh my goodness! I turned the television on to 48 hours or 20/20 (one of those shows) just to listen to something while I did the dishes. They showed an up-close picture of a woman, a nanny actually, and I immediately turned the tv off, it scared my so bad. They say you can see the soul thru. the eyes…that night I knew that saying was true, I had to sit in the living room with all the lights on and I just focused for a few minutes on the Sacred Heart of Jesus picture we had in the living room. After I ā€œrecoveredā€ I turned the tv back on to find out what the story was, and as it turns out the nanny had kidnapped the infant. I don’t know the rest of the story since I turned it off and just played some music, but I’ll never forget that.
 
I do believe in the existence of heaven and hell. Hell, as I understand it, is simply the absence of God. Which really is all I could ask for. I will leave the debate of what it means to be in heaven or hell to the people who care.

Why worship the devil? I do not recall if there was ever a cause for my decision. Even if there was a reason it was probably very silly. Now that I’m a parent myself it has lead me to some revelations that children really don’t have a good reason to do anything, they just do it. 🤷

Why not worship a deity? Well, there’s only one God. And I don’t much like him. That puts me in a particular spot considering I don’t believe it’s possible to sit on a fence while believing what I believe. Which I’ve said in the past tends to parallel closely to Catholicism.

What can I say my parents were catholic. šŸ˜›

The devil is the logical choice in my case, or illogical as the case may be. Whether it be praying to him or helping someone take a deliberate step away from god, I have always found it to be very satisfying.

I can’t do anything to God, but I can certainly make it difficult for the things he cares about the most, namely: us.
Being a parent and loving corruption, I have to ask, do you molest your children? If this disgusts you, how would you feel if somebody else did (to your children)?
 
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