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originally posted by: DISRAELI
originally posted by: DeathSlayer
I understand where you are coming with this. I do brother....some must be led through the fire before they can see...
How often has Christ walked with our brothers and sisters through hell to show them what it is all about?
"And when they say to you 'Consult the mediums and the wizards who chirp and mutter", should not a people consult their God? Should they consult the dead on behalf of the living?" Isaiah ch8 v19
The New Testament way of introducing people to the world of spirit is to demonstrate the Holy Spirit, not the other kind.
There is nothing Christian about the assumption that these spirits are contactable at all, or that this season of the year is more conducive to contacting them.
what the heck! for some reason I had missed the part about being filmed in the shower. I guess the OP is trying to catch the ''peeping tom'' sort of spirit, again not my cup of tea and as for those nasty little perv spirits in my bathroom, well lilac flowers are said ward off ghosts. Maybe there is more to haunting than I'm aware of and need to put safety precautions to ward off these dirty buggers.
originally posted by: beansidhe
a reply to: peppycat
Precisely. My pagan sensibilties forbid me to wear bathing suits, as he so quaintly calls them, in the shower and so the whole exercise - should I be the lucky atheist to be chosen - would really just be a bit of a shady perv-fest as far as I can see. Unless he can give me the incantation to summon Jesus himself into my kitchen, I'm going to remain unimpressed.
originally posted by: DeathSlayer
What would you pay to be shown/experience that heaven and hell really exists?
originally posted by: peppycat
I was wondering the same thing. Watching people sleep? Not my cup of tea and how would a ghost make an atheist have faith in the Lord Jesus Christ? All a ghost on camera would do is provide a glimpse into things of this reality that are not explained for the layperson in the Bible. I'm pretty sure the Bible doesn't want us to focus on spirits and to focus on the Holy Spirit as DISRAELI posted.
originally posted by: beansidhe
originally posted by: DeathSlayer
originally posted by: CharlieSpeirs
a reply to: DeathSlayer
Wrong, firstly.
Secondly you know full well the risks involved "contacting hell".
Ridiculous.
OK, my mistake....... I thought you were an unbeliever.
I am making a unique offer to any atheist who does not believe in the spiritual world. A once in a life time offer. If an atheist is so secure in his ideas and theology than why not?
Hi,
How are you going to ensure that spirits appear and that this is not simply an exercise in pervy voyeurism? What's your plan for this poor 'atheist'?
Are not believers heckled and made fun of mostly at this website?
originally posted by: CharlieSpeirs
a reply to: DeathSlayer
Wrong, firstly.
Secondly you know full well the risks involved "contacting hell".
Ridiculous.
people jumping at the opportunity for a chance to undergo a demonic attack? Are you a true believer? What Christian in all honesty would think this is okay? I'm sorry but I don't think this is a nice idea and all you have to do is tell people once, the Good News, if they take it in only a tiny bit you have done your job and no need to press them, just walk away.
originally posted by: DeathSlayer
originally posted by: peppycat
I was wondering the same thing. Watching people sleep? Not my cup of tea and how would a ghost make an atheist have faith in the Lord Jesus Christ? All a ghost on camera would do is provide a glimpse into things of this reality that are not explained for the layperson in the Bible. I'm pretty sure the Bible doesn't want us to focus on spirits and to focus on the Holy Spirit as DISRAELI posted.
originally posted by: beansidhe
originally posted by: DeathSlayer
originally posted by: CharlieSpeirs
a reply to: DeathSlayer
Wrong, firstly.
Secondly you know full well the risks involved "contacting hell".
Ridiculous.
OK, my mistake....... I thought you were an unbeliever.
I am making a unique offer to any atheist who does not believe in the spiritual world. A once in a life time offer. If an atheist is so secure in his ideas and theology than why not?
Hi,
How are you going to ensure that spirits appear and that this is not simply an exercise in pervy voyeurism? What's your plan for this poor 'atheist'?
Disraeli is 100% correct but are there not many who do not believe in the Holy Spirit? Is not this website full of non believers?
Are not believers heckled and made fun of mostly at this website? I see real hate by those unbelievers and their agenda by attempting to convince those religion is nothing more than a way to control people.
I would have thought by now 100 people would be jumping up and down to volunteer but what I see are concerned members telling me to stop and to those I say God bless you. You appear to be a true believer.....maybe?
I am not talking about ghosts..... walking around in the room. I am talking about a man undergoing demonic attack in a way that he can not explain.
originally posted by: DISRAELI
originally posted by: DeathSlayer
I understand where you are coming with this. I do brother....some must be led through the fire before they can see...
How often has Christ walked with our brothers and sisters through hell to show them what it is all about?
"And when they say to you 'Consult the mediums and the wizards who chirp and mutter", should not a people consult their God? Should they consult the dead on behalf of the living?" Isaiah ch8 v19
The New Testament way of introducing people to the world of spirit is to demonstrate the Holy Spirit, not the other kind.
There is nothing Christian about the assumption that these spirits are contactable at all, or that this season of the year is more conducive to contacting them.
originally posted by: beansidhe
a reply to: peppycat
Precisely. My pagan sensibilties forbid me to wear bathing suits, as he so quaintly calls them, in the shower and so the whole exercise - should I be the lucky atheist to be chosen - would really just be a bit of a shady perv-fest as far as I can see. Unless he can give me the incantation to summon Jesus himself into my kitchen, I'm going to remain unimpressed.