They gather in Poland…
Congress participants argued that demonology lessons should be treated more seriously in seminaries and that ordinary people, too, would benefit from knowing more about exorcisms. During the congress, the priests discussed the main causes of possession by demons such as occult, esoteric beliefs like magic, eastern meditation and homeopathy.
I’ve just got to hear more about which branch of homeopathy causes demonic possession.
When someone asserts that one thing causes another, this is a scientific claim open to scientific scrutiny about causation. So please go ahead, graduates from the Vatican’s ‘university’ program that produces officially sanctioned exorcists, and prove the existence of demons, prove that demon possession is possible, and prove that exorcism contains the necessary efficacy to thwart and remove such possessions.
How can this nonsense still be believed in this day and age? These people should be ashamed of themselves for sacrificing their rational minds on the alter of some religious belief in oogity boogity. What’s that you say about scriptural evidence? Oh right. I nearly forgot: because the NT tells us that Jesus cast out demons, demons must be real. Sorry about that oversight: with such astounding evidence to back up the existence of demons, it’s no wonder these malignant magical critters hide in similar oogity boogity places like homeopathy.
It is beginning to make sense why demons hang out where they do… there’s no place like home, there’s no place like home…
Well come on they have to have something to scare the children with don’t they… or else indoctrination doesn’t work.
Religion is so childish.
Comment by misunderstoodranter — February 17, 2010 @ 11:16 pm |
Have you done any research at all? How can the two of you just write this stuff and comment on it without looking into it? It’s amazing! It has nothing to do with homeopathy. Paranormal research kids!
Comment by 4amzgkids — February 21, 2010 @ 2:42 am |