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The Ouija Board: A Game, or a gamble?
Envoy Magazine ^ | By Father Robert Allgaier

Posted on 06/17/2006 4:15:31 PM PDT by NYer

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To: NYer; muawiyah

Was that house on a street named "Amity" by chance? :-)


41 posted on 06/17/2006 7:31:08 PM PDT by Larry Lucido
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To: Dog Gone
All signs point to "yes."


42 posted on 06/17/2006 7:33:21 PM PDT by Larry Lucido
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To: NYer
H I L L A R Y C L I N T O N
W I L L B E P R E S I D E N T

MU-HAHA, MUHAHAHAHA!!!

43 posted on 06/17/2006 7:33:59 PM PDT by Extremely Extreme Extremist
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To: NYer

From personal experience I can tell you that the OUI JA board is dangerous, it is a way to open doors which had best remain closed. I thank God that He warned me away from the board. He did this through a dream after I had asked for and received the ouija board for a b'day present. I used it maybe 2 times before I had the dream.
The next morning I broket that thing in 1/2 and tossed it in the garbage.

The spirit world is not alway benign.


44 posted on 06/17/2006 7:34:59 PM PDT by lastchance (Hug your babies.)
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To: lastchance; NYer

a former girlfriend of mine had one. She was using it one night and the answers she was getting scared her so much that she threw it into the fireplace and burned it. (She never told me what it was telling her though.)

the kid's reviews and stories on Amazon are interesting too.

http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/B0000524NG/103-1669220-8147864?v=glance


45 posted on 06/17/2006 7:42:09 PM PDT by Nihil Obstat
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To: NYer

anyone remember a movie from about 20 years called WITCHBOARD?


46 posted on 06/17/2006 7:47:25 PM PDT by Ruy Dias de Bivar
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To: NYer

An invitation to invite evil into your home and life. I would stay away from it and put ALL my trust in God.


47 posted on 06/17/2006 8:01:04 PM PDT by Coleus (Roe v. Wade and Endangered Species Act both passed in 1973, Murder Babies/save trees, birds, algae)
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To: muir_redwoods
"....spelling out the word “B-E-E-L-Z-E-B-U-L.”

So, in addition to all of his other faults, the devil can't spell?

There are no spellcheckers in hell.

There are, however, early versions of Windows 95.

48 posted on 06/17/2006 8:38:21 PM PDT by lowbridge (I want to die peacefully in my sleep like my grandfather. Not screaming, like his passengers.)
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To: Zeroisanumber

I played this once with my roommates in college. It was a very scary experience and one I don't ever care to repeat. You may call it harmless but I know better. This is one game I won't be buying for my kids!


49 posted on 06/17/2006 8:53:07 PM PDT by samiam1972 (Live simply so that others may simply live!)
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To: NYer
My Father was an occultist and Satanist and was a personal friend of Anton LaVey, founder of the Church of Satan. As I understand it, he was kicked out of (or left of his own volition) the Church of Satan. He was either too evil even for them or not evil enough. He also once owned an occult store. Sold all sorts of occult items. Ouija boards, crystal balls, decks of Tarot cards, amulets, homemade magic potions, etc. The works.

I worked there for a couple of weeks one summer. The most normal looking people would walk in and buy the weirdest things, including my Father's hommade magic potions. One time, out of sheer boredom (long time between customers), I tried to use one of the ouija boards in the store. My choice of contact was Marilyn Monroe to find out the real details of her mysterious death. After a bunch of giberish, she (ASSuming I actually reached her. But what did I know? I was only a kid) told me that she was NOT murdered. (I'm inclined to believe her). I tried to get more specific details, but then I got a bunch of more gibberish. I put the board back on the shelves. Never have bothered with the occult since. Today my Father is a multi-millionaire and I'm penniless.

50 posted on 06/17/2006 8:58:19 PM PDT by lowbridge (I want to die peacefully in my sleep like my grandfather. Not screaming, like his passengers.)
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To: NYer

I've done the Quija board, as a kid. I'm talking like 9 years old, it said i was going to be a nurse. it was correct. Otherwise, it was retty innae back then but I wouldn't advocate it for my girls.


51 posted on 06/17/2006 8:58:30 PM PDT by RepubMommy
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To: FReepaholic
The only thing I remember from those sessions was it predicted that Romania would win World War 3

Are you sure that wasn't supposed to be the World Cup?

52 posted on 06/17/2006 9:00:43 PM PDT by RepubMommy
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To: NYer
My Father was an occultist and Satanist and was a personal friend of Anton LaVey, founder of the Church of Satan. As I understand it, he was kicked out of (or left of his own volition) the Church of Satan. He was either too evil even for them or not evil enough. He also once owned an occult store. Sold all sorts of occult items. Ouija boards, crystal balls, decks of Tarot cards, amulets, homemade magic potions, etc. The works.

I worked there for a couple of weeks one summer. The most normal looking people would walk in and buy the weirdest things, including my Father's homemade magic potions. One time, out of sheer boredom (long time between customers), I tried to use one of the ouija boards in the store. My choice of contact was Marilyn Monroe to find out the real details of her mysterious death. After a bunch of giberish, she (ASSuming I actually reached her. But what did I know? I was only a kid) told me that she was NOT murdered. (I'm inclined to believe her). I tried to get more specific details, but then I got a bunch of more gibberish. I put the board back on the shelves. Never have bothered with the occult since.

Today my Father is a multi-millionaire and I'm penniless. What was that they said about the "wages of sin"?

53 posted on 06/17/2006 9:01:07 PM PDT by lowbridge (I want to die peacefully in my sleep like my grandfather. Not screaming, like his passengers.)
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To: Publius
My personal favorite is lust.

Played by Raquel Welch in the 1967 Dudley Moore/Peter Cook movie: Bedazzled.

Good choice :-)

54 posted on 06/17/2006 9:16:07 PM PDT by lowbridge (I want to die peacefully in my sleep like my grandfather. Not screaming, like his passengers.)
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To: Zeroisanumber
The Ouija board is as harmless as a plastic pointer and a painted cardboard sign. It works by involuntary muscle motion and by playing little games with the imagination. There is nothing supernatural about it.

And cigarettes don't cause cancer. Go ahead and light up. Their just for fun.

55 posted on 06/17/2006 9:30:40 PM PDT by Barnacle
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To: NYer
My child, be not a lustful one. for lust leads to fornication.

Buncha nonsense.

I've been lustful ever since I first hit puberty and nothing has happened yet.

Shut up ;-)

And besides, without fornication, how else does the church expect us to multiply?

56 posted on 06/17/2006 9:33:58 PM PDT by lowbridge (I want to die peacefully in my sleep like my grandfather. Not screaming, like his passengers.)
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To: Barnacle
And cigarettes don't cause cancer. Go ahead and light up. Their just for fun.

Science can prove that cigarettes are a cancer-causing agent, and science can prove that an Ouija board is just a simple mind trick. You can find out for yourself at home with three friends and three blindfolds.

57 posted on 06/18/2006 1:30:07 AM PDT by Zeroisanumber
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To: samiam1972
I played this once with my roommates in college. It was a very scary experience and one I don't ever care to repeat. You may call it harmless but I know better.

You moved the planchette yourself using involuntary muscle action and let your imagination scare you silly.

You want proof? Have two friends over and let them use the Ouija board for a short while. Then ask them to put on blindfolds, and before letting them start again invert the board without telling them. I guarantee you that the planchette will be drawn back to where they think the letters are, not where they actually are.

58 posted on 06/18/2006 1:41:24 AM PDT by Zeroisanumber
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To: NYer

Play with fire, burn your fingers.


59 posted on 06/18/2006 1:43:32 AM PDT by Pro-Bush (A nation without borders is not a nation." president Reagan)
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To: NYer

You're dead right about this. Many people I have known who were involved in the occult got their start with "harmless" stuff like this.

Do some research on how the "game" was invented - the farmhouse story. It will raise your hair.

This "toy" is straight from hell.


60 posted on 06/18/2006 2:53:03 AM PDT by PetroniusMaximus
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