'Witchcraft' Murders Cast A Gruesome Spell

Washington Post ^ | November 28,2001 | SAO LUIS

[Outlaw76]

You realy can't tell me? I thought you might be able to. Guess I was wrong.

[Phantom Lord]

Any response to my post in #55 to you?

[MSCASEY]

No, but we will all stand before the throne. And when someone mocks or belittles my Father in Heaven or My Savior I will speak out. Jesus said "Either you are with me or against me". We are in a spiritual battle the kingdom of God against the kingdom of Satan. I see you seem to think that it is fine for someone to attack, ridicule and mock those that love the Father. How Sad!!!

[MSCASEY]

Told you I won't go there. If you want to know pick up a bible and read for yourself. It couldn't hurt. Revelation is an interesting book.

[Outlaw76]

Does that change the fact that Frigga's day is just two days away?

[MSCASEY]

You are so right about the mockers and scoffers! It is a sign of the times!

[MSCASEY]

Got to Go!!! Will check back later!!
MCD

[Outlaw76]

I realy didn't think you would. Tell me, do you believe in the bible? As a whole, or just part of it?

Tell me also, what makes you think you can judge if I have or have not read the bible? You couldn't even tell me what book that came from.

[justshutupandtakeit]

How is it possible for the children to have survived when raised on a diet of Cinderella, Snow White, and all those satanic fairy tales wherein magic plays a prominent role?

If our children can't get around some silly little stories then we are sunk.

OhmyGod, look out here comes the Wizard of Oz NO ONE could withstand that!!

[DallasMike]

I might have to break down and read them just to see what the big stink is about.

It's "much ado about nothing."

Do you recall the stories how, back in the 50s, "Rock Around the Clock" was alleged by some to make listeners go berserk and do all sorts of nasty things? Expect the Harry Potter books to give you much the same feeling.

If you didn't turn to witchcraft after reading Snow White, you're unlikely to do so after reading a Harry Potter book. At the core, they're both stories of good versus evil and they both use magic as the literary metaphor.

I will say that Harry Potter is not for everyone. They're entertaining but they aren't the best books ever written. And if you're one of the unfortunate people who don't understand the concept of literary metaphors (there seem to be plenty of them here at FR), then you should avoid the book altogether.

I'll wait for the usual suspects to accuse me of being under the direct control of Beelzebub. Maybe I'll go play "Rock Around the Clock" and really tick 'em off.

[Aquinasfan]

Found this link to Old Testament animal sacrifice