Originally posted by flyUnity
Of course you dont believe in the Devil, I dont know of an atheist that does. of course I do I also believe in Demons, and have seen personaly somone who was demon processed. before I always thought that there was no demons. But after that one advent there is no doubt in my mind that there are demons.
I agree to say that the devil made you do it is an ...[text shortened]... ere are some people who dont have control over themselves, In which I would call demon processed
There are spiritual realities if God and the devil are real that
would not be provable yet give a reason for some actions
and events in single lives, and for those of nations too.
Temptation is one of the devils major goals with the human
race clearly something the devil would still be up too. The
devil made me do it isn’t something you can really blame
on the devil, if all he did was tempt us. The statement,
“The devil made me do it” could only be laid at the devil’s
feet if one was possessed by demon/s at least that is how I
understand it according the stories within scripture.
Those that dabble in the paranormal run the risk of playing
around with spiritual beings that do not have their best
interest at heart. Those looking for the ghost/spirits of loved
ones run the risk of playing with demons masquerading as
those that they wanted to talk to. I believe most that claim
to actually talk to the dead are frauds, yet on occasion you
hear someone say, “How could anyone know that, only X
knew that and we were alone.” Spiritual being looking in
on us would know everything any of our departed friends
and loved ones would know too. Some of newer shows on
TV coming up seems to be dealing in those that can talk to
the dead and some of the more popular movies as Star Wars
and others. This would basically make speaking to the dead
or spiritual beings from beyond normal after a fashion in
many of the genres in today’s film and screen plays.
It is a dark subject and really not one I’d care to spend to
much time worrying about.
Kelly