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Originally posted by: Astaroth33
Why is exorcism still considered a "valid" religious ritual within the context of Christianity? Do people actually believe that demons really exist? If they do exist, then can they be called up and made to do things? Or do they just "possess" people at random for no particular reason?
Originally posted by: Literati
Originally posted by: Astaroth33
Why is exorcism still considered a "valid" religious ritual within the context of Christianity? Do people actually believe that demons really exist? If they do exist, then can they be called up and made to do things? Or do they just "possess" people at random for no particular reason?
Flaming Athiest!
Originally posted by: Astaroth33
Why is exorcism still considered a "valid" religious ritual within the context of Christianity? Do people actually believe that demons really exist? If they do exist, then can they be called up and made to do things? Or do they just "possess" people at random for no particular reason?
Originally posted by: dderidex
Originally posted by: Astaroth33
Why is exorcism still considered a "valid" religious ritual within the context of Christianity? Do people actually believe that demons really exist? If they do exist, then can they be called up and made to do things? Or do they just "possess" people at random for no particular reason?
And, a more important question, if someone really WAS possessed by a real, live, extra-dimensional/supernatural being....
Don't you think the military would have spiritted them away (oh, the pun) to find out how to use this?
OTOH, she's probably just crazy.
