Not surprised. Ghost stories and the occult are staples of Mormon teaching and folklore.
Well when we immanentize the eschaton we can burn such at the stake or at least hang them all.
Makes sense. Years ago, I watched an episode where he was attacking Christianity for not willing to explore the possibility of ghosts or hauntings.
I did not know that and I have never heard of the how either, so I guess that makes sense.
Leonard Nimoy (Ancient Mysteries) is Jewish.
Arthur C. Clarke (Arthur C. Clarke’s Mysterious World} was raised Church of England but became “Pantheist.”
L. Ron Hubbard was nuts.
Edgar Allan Poe was baptized and confirmed an Episcopalian.
Your oft stated goal of posting stories about MormonISM and the horrors thereof is to bring current Mormons to the light. To convert them to true Christianity. Do I have that about right?
I’m missing the connection entirely on this particular thread.
How does a guy on a tv show about ghosts and paranormal behavior shed any light on the horrors and dangers of MormonISM?
You should spend your time explaining why Christians can’t seem to agree on how to practice Christianity.
Who’s right among the hundreds of Christian cult sects and why isn’t there just one Christian church?
Which sect should I join? Will I go to hell if I choose the wrong Christian church? If it doesn’t matter which one I join, why is more than one needed?
Christian are a very confused group.
Is it OK if I join the Westboro Baptists? The snake handlers? Those that speak in tongues?
Is there a reason we are supposed to care about this revelation?