Do you know where we can find pics of this or did you take any?

That's really interesting... those pictures.... would make an interesting place to visit, for sure.

I'd be careful about going in there, though (I've never been to the UN building), because as that guy says, "and when I walked into the room with my praying wife, I could sense the intense presence of an evil force beyond description."

I'd have no doubt about that at all.

BTW I first heard about the Meditation Room in Dr. Cathy Burns' book, Billy Graham and His Friends. I just ran a Google search on it to see if anyone else had the account.

Originally posted by Amethyst
I'd be careful about going in there, though (I've never been to the UN building), because as that guy says, "and when I walked into the room with my praying wife, I could sense the intense presence of an evil force beyond description."

I think that's why I would want to visit for myself, to see if I felt anything along those lines, or anything at all.

I don't get it. I dont' see anything this guy is talking about.

As far as feeling and pull, I can vouch that it exists, but I don't know about this room. *shrug*

From TheBandit's link:

But the stone in the middle of the room has more to tell us. We may see it as an altar, empty not because there is no God, not because it is an altar to an unknown god, but because it is dedicated to the God whom man worships under many names and in many forms.

Sounds like an altar to satan to me too. I've been to the UN before years ago, but don't remember seeing this room. Maybe someday I'll go over there and try to check it out.

I doubt they even had Satan in mind when they designed that room. IMO it's just out of respect for all the religions out there. It is the United Nations you know...

Its just a nondenominational chapel. Theres a pulpit and some chairs. Whats it matter if some guy thinks its evil? Other people could think its saintly. Others could feel god's pressence.

I mean, this is, obviously, NWO paranoia, 'the UN is the seat of Evil" etc etc. What makes this pulpit and chairs in a room so 'evil'? Nothing.

Something that says 'blah' and yet 'hmmmm'.

BWa hahahaha! Oh man, don't you know that its illegal to have a sense of humour. Report to the detention chamber at once!

Man that pic is kinda wierd. although i was picturing something a bit more sinister.

Thanks for looking it up!

DigitalGrl

I just don't think any Christian, Jew or Muslim would worship the one true God in a place that looks like that or is described in that way. It looks like an unholy shrine within the synagogue of satan which is the United Nations.

Why wouldnt' they worship there? Its a room. Should not a christian now that any othe 'god' is powerless, and that they are safe from any evil with their god??

Originally posted by djohnsto77
It looks like an unholy shrine within the synagogue of satan which is the United Nations.

I'm genuinely curious djohnsto77, what is it about this room (or the U.N.) that denotes a synagogue of satan? My experiences with the guy hadn't led me to anything that looks like this. Doesn't mean it's not so, just trying to understand if there's something I'm missing.

Originally posted by Nygdan
Why wouldnt' they worship there?

I think it's best answered in Corinthians 6:14 "Do not be yoked together with unbelievers. For what do righteousness and wickedness have in common? Or what fellowship can light have with darkness? What harmony is there betwen Christ and Belial? What does a believer have in common with an unbeliever? What agreement is there between the temple of God and idols? For we are the temple of the living God. As God has said: "I will live with them and walk among them, and I will be their God, and they will be my people. Therefore come out from them and be separate."

Its a room. Should not a christian now that any othe 'god' is powerless, and that they are safe from any evil with their god??

It's not a matter of being 'safe' because a Christian should not be afraid of anything except upsetting God. Therefore out of respect, as illustrated by the first commandment, we are to approach him through our own temple which is ourselves, worshipping in fellowship in a house set aside especially for Him.