Yes, doctrines of devils as 'borg himself practiced necromancy and seances. Look at the OT - key word search 'familiar spirit' and you'll see that he ignored God's clear condemnation of those practices. As an abomination, any revelations are due to even closer examination - and they fail, just like the laughable discussions with the spirits on mercury.
We're not selling anything, just giving away the truth.
Truth - not really, but occultic mind sciences and doctrines supported of demons. Even if given out for free, snake oil is snake oil. The bible is clear on the subject, such 'enlightenment' sourced from demonic. Even 'borg himself admitted such
When spirits begin to speak with a man, he ought to beware that he believes nothing whatever from them; for they say almost anything. Things are fabricated by them, and they lie.... They would tell so many lies and indeed with solemn affirmation that a man would be astonished.... If a man listens and believes they press on, and deceive, and seduce in [many] ways.... Let men beware therefore [and not believe them].(Samuel M. Warren, A Compendium of the Theological Writings of Emanuel Swedenborg)
So you are admitting Paul was a prophet? What if he was a false one? (We do not consider the epistles cannon -- they were chosen by the Catholic Church).
Yes, I already knew that you 'reject' the writings of the Apostle Paul (as well as the epistles). Your problem is that your assertion that they were chosen by the Catholic Church doesn't bear up to history and closer examination. Paul's writings were recognized as inspired (and prophetic for that matter) before the end of the first century. 'borg doesn't like him because at every turn the Apostle Paul refutes every one of his 'revealed' truths.
Well, Judas is one of 12 apostles in heaven. Paul is not. That is reality.
Swedenborg tell us that Paul was seen around some pretty unsavory characters in the spiritual world.