I think i meet the devil.

The devil you meet every morning when you put on your shoes and walk on the head of him

You haven't met the devil. Sounds like you need to take some anger management classes, or else your thread is total bs.

reply to post by TheAmused


Age of accountability in traditional Christianity is 12 (though arbitrarily). Boys typically have a bar mitzvah at 13. Children are inducted as full adults in some Neo-Pagan traditions at age 13-14.

My point is that 14, by most indications, you're just reaching the age of accountability. You might have a little leeway there, but I doubt it.

BS my friends
BS

Originally posted by Treacherous
I can completely see why this would worry you. Pretty freaky coincidence. I'd be bugged out too. Especially with the whole not knowing if God and the devil truly exist. Could be nothing but it could be EVERYTHING. However, you would think that the devil would have made use of you since then. If you got to 30 before worrying about it, then he must have pretty much left you alone. Unless you have had other experiences which lead you to this thinking? Like your heart attacks that you mention.

I think for peace of mind, you better go talk to people who do believe in this sort of thing. Like previous people have mentioned, Church would be a good start. The Church of God AND the church of satan. I'm sure when you co-relate advice given by both, you will find your loophole. Then on judgement day you can state your case and sock it the Lord.

This is the kind of case they would have taken up on Ally Mcbeal. Might write a play about it. Hope ya don't mind.

Good Luck dude.

Fell free to write a play lol
I could give you better details if u wanted.
But i suck at writing but i could allays put in on wordpad and have someone spell check it lol

reply to post by TheAmused


I believe ya, kid. once I met this guy named Sam Franklin who said if I sold my soul to him I would be selling it to the devil. Well I did NOT sell my soul to this creep. (I think he was a junkie).

Hell, son, you have to give your soul to someone at the end of the game.
Why not give it to the One who helped you get out of a bad place?
No, I don't think the lawyer was a Dark Lord.
Just an agent, if you will.

Here is an idea - listen to the words of some 60's and 70's songs.

You may find a lot of truth there.

Also you may find a lot of support there.