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Originally posted by SlyCM
Why all the hate?
Originally posted by newday
Originally posted by SlyCM
Why all the hate?
Why all the hate indeed.
That is a good question, the devout followers of religious belief could be defined as the weakest among us needing the most love.
If you actually practice a religion such as Christianity or Islam it reduces you to slavery and leaves you vulnerable and powerless.
Religion is a denial of the power of God.
Either for the sake of religious governance or the systematizing of worship, you lose your individual rights and ability to manifest supernatural power and have an active and real spiritual relationship with the creator.
One of the ways religion exploits the weak-minded among us that I have been hearing more talk about lately, which few people seem to take serious, is through exorcisms of devils possessing people within to subject and subjugate them to a greater possession without.
I have witnessed and participated in the commanding of spirit beings on several different occasions and have some first hand experience with both the real thing and the con game.
What I am seeing going on with religious exorcisms in the news is a spiritual con game, it is not the deliverance of the individual from possession it is the assigning of people to a greater possession
Religious authorities are doing what the religious authority accused the Jesus of the bible of doing when they said he was casting out devils using a prince of devils.
It is the commanding of spirits which are possessing a person from within the mind and / or body to leave in order to manipulate and trap the individual more deeply to possessions of devils from outside the mind and / or body..
It is a con job and it is the work of daimons under the influence of entities such as anti-christ spirits, like the ones responsible for the Christian religion.
The whole idea of spirit possession is not necessarily the notion of an entity literally occupying the mind or body though that does occur, but it is more about being forced to do the will of an outside entity much like possessing a pet gerbil and forcing it to run a maze for snacks.
Possessions can be both from within and without and it is more prevalent from without than within.
What is going on is a freeing of a person from the possession by a spirit within, in order to deceive them more deeply, to blind them to a possession by a greater force from without.
It is a process that allows a person to think they have been freed some how, which they have to a degree, but it is only in order to increase the level of trust and faith for better manipulation, which is normally the reason reason for the inward possession all along.
You guys would be amazed how many people you talk to and pass everyday that have their minds and bodies possessed from without and are spiritual slaves, fully convinced they are somehow free, being forced to jump through religious hoops endlessly like mice in a laboratory.
Religious people are the weakest and most vulnerable among us, the strong like the atheist and the spiritual minded have a moral obligation to help them be free from the bewitching of religion.
Hate is the last thing we should have for religious people they need our compassion and the power of God to live free.
Here is some recent discussion about the kind of exorcisms I am pointing out, it is a total fraud by anti-christ spirits.
Catholic News Agency 6 June 08
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Originally posted by jon1
...the whole post is so far from the truth that it's not worth bothering with.
May i suggest that you talk to a few Christians and find out what they have to say on the matter.
Originally posted by SlyCM
Why all the hate?
Originally posted by QuetzalcoatlAlien
Anti-Religion is honestly, pathetic. Is it so wrong to keep faith? or to follow someone that led a great life and gave people hope? It's the followers. Jesus never preached violence.