Are Black Lives Matter leaders calling on the spirits of the dead?

Christian Post ^ | 09/03/2020 | Michael Brown

[Jane Long]

And, to think how the left was smearing Dr Stella Immannuel....she has nothing on these evil people.

[smalltownslick]

Modern Renaissance Man does a good rant about this:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A96_mOMqRMo&t=1253s

[RoosterRedux]

I’ve got a Aflac Duck costume leftover from Halloween. I’m gonna keep it handy until the election is over.

[PLMerite]

Just doin' that ol' Voo Doo:

[Ban Draoi Marbh Draoi]

In both the Old and New Testament sex is used as a metaphor for relationship to God either at the national or personal level; for instance, many of the prophets used adultery to denote the nation’s unfaithfulness to God.

The New Testament continues this in the book of James in which he denotes loving the world as unfaithfulness to Christ.

[LadyDoc]

This is witchcraft in African religion where you call on the spirits to harm someone, or to get riches or power.

Africans consider this evil, and in the past would kill them.

And yes, people like Idi Amin would use witchcraft to stay in power or to threaten people to vote for you, or to threaten your students or employees to give you sex. And abortionists are considered witches...

The reason African healers are called witchdoctors is because they would identify who put a spell on you...not only spells, but sometimes by poisoning your food or putting a poisonous snake in your house.

Christianity is growing in Africa because Jesus can protect you from evil spirits and witches.