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originally posted by: DeathSlayer
originally posted by: Krazysh0t
originally posted by: DeathSlayer
originally posted by: Gryphon66
a reply to: DeathSlayer
So the only source you are willing to submit here for review to substantiate your comments is your own experiences and beliefs?
Good enough; thank you kindly for your answer.
Negative.... you have not read the thread..... this tells me you are trolling.
Reading this thread is unnecessary. Ouija boards are proven hoaxes. Besides, all the evidence you present are just anecdotes and that is a logical fallacy. Here, some real evidence.
The Strange and Mysterious History of the Ouija Board
But opening the gates of hell wasn’t on anyone’s mind when they started the Kennard Novelty Company, the first producers of the Ouija board; in fact, they were mostly looking to open Americans’ wallets.
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Ouija boards are not, scientists say, powered by spirits or even demons. Disappointing but also potentially useful—because they’re powered by us, even when we protest that we’re not doing it, we swear. Ouija boards work on a principle known to those studying the mind for more than 160 years: the ideometer effect. In 1852, physician and physiologist William Benjamin Carpenter published a report for the Royal Institution of Great Britain, examining these automatic muscular movements that take place without the conscious will or volition of the individual (think crying in reaction to a sad film, for example). Almost immediately, other researchers saw applications of the ideometer effect in the popular spiritualist pastimes. In 1853, chemist and physicist Michael Faraday, intrigued by table-turning, conducted a series of experiments that proved to him (though not to most spiritualists) that the table’s motion was due to the ideomotor actions of the participants.
Oh I see..... so scientist say this.... or that. I remember a time when scientist said the earth is flat or that the sun revolves around the earth.
I can come up with a thousand things scientist have said in the past and then later recant.
I do not disagree with all scientist especially those who start of saying this is their theory and not a FACT. I believe the science world has had to recant more FACTS than actually discoveries made in science name.
originally posted by: Learningman
a reply to: DeathSlayer
So if you are of faith in any higher power, you can be possessed by judeo-christian demons?
I don't really understand why that would be. What of faiths that have no concept of duality, no heaven and hell, no 'good' and 'bad' spirits such as angels or demons?
Surely as it is, as claimed, something Satan wants, it would only apply to the religions that believe in Satan, or otherwise work on ANYBODY, be they Christ believer, atheist or jedi?
originally posted by: andy06shake
a reply to: DeathSlayer
That definitely some dam powerful Android/iOS malware! LoL
originally posted by: AmericanRealist
a reply to: Learningman
me and slayer have a different interpretation. Apparently I had no idea that what I refer to as Dark entities as I described briefly is very much exactly as the jinn described in the Quran as mentioned earlier by sHuRuLuNi here .
originally posted by: InnerPeace2012
originally posted by: rockintitz
a reply to: JackReyes
Meh, circumstantial at best..
Where's your proof?
How can one provide you spirit evidence...hahaha. I bet you haven't travelled much of the dark corners of the earth to know much about the real world you live you in, except for the material world you can perceive.
I also do understand that because, you haven't had any paranormal experience, doesn't mean it ain't real. I live you with a qoute from one of my favorite bands of all time, Guns N Roses
"Please to meet you hope you guessed my name. But what's puzzling you is the nature of my game"
originally posted by: Vamana
a reply to: DeathSlayer
I didn't say you do, but if you can summon "ZOZO" with a physical/smartphone Ouija board, surely by us typing his name in this board will provoke him?.
no, I simply KNOW it doesn't exists, just like "Holy" things not existing, has nothing to do with believing or not.
which is a major issue throughout the ages, people believe every silly little thing, eventually they believe it so much they think it is real.
originally posted by: DeathSlayer
originally posted by: Gryphon66
a reply to: DeathSlayer
So the only source you are willing to submit here for review to substantiate your comments is your own experiences and beliefs?
Good enough; thank you kindly for your answer.
Negative.... you have not read the thread..... this tells me you are trolling.
originally posted by: Krazysh0t
a reply to: DeathSlayer
I'M derailing the thread? Those responses were made in response to things YOU said. Don't just start accusing me of things that you know aren't true because you are losing an argument. My posts are VERY ontopic. I posted a link showing how Ouija boards were manufactured to make money for people, that idiotic spiritualists in the 1900's believed it was real, and how science has shown how Ouija boards work. You are the one who started to talk about scientific beliefs in the past, not me.
originally posted by: Learningman
a reply to: DeathSlayer
But that was 1100 years before the Islamic conquest of Persia, meaning before the Islamic concept of djin was known to the people, even prophet Daniel. Therefore either it is not a djin, (and I can cut you slack and say perhaps it was a judeo-based demon, applicable to christianity, instead), or it was an entity that was previously known to Zoroastrians.
Surely the closest to the truth of this fact would be the source, so I put it to you that what you believe you know about demons proves that, were they to even exhist, they predate the modern (16th century) ideas of hell. Therefore they are nothing to do with your faith of Christianity, and thus nothing to do with the devil or judeo-islamic-christian demons.
originally posted by: Vamana
a reply to: DeathSlayer
I didn't say you do, but if you can summon "ZOZO" with a physical/smartphone Ouija board, surely by us typing his name in this board will provoke him?.
no, I simply KNOW it doesn't exists, just like "Holy" things not existing, has nothing to do with believing or not.
which is a major issue throughout the ages, people believe every silly little thing, eventually they believe it so much they think it is real.