A Person Could Develop Occult

I couldn't get this link to pull up a current page.
What is the article name so that I can search for it?
Thanks.

 

Wasn't there for me either Bro. Williams.

 

I think you need to be a member first. If you're not, you get a lot of errors.

 

The devil knows his time is short, so he's picking up the pace of his deceptions!

 

Here is a link that worked good for me:

http://www.nytimes.com/2007/10/14/arts/television/14stan.html?_r=1&ref=arts&oref=slogin

 

I think it'll all blow over by the end of the year, after Halloween.
My observation is that before and after Halloween, these kinds of shows rise up like leaven.

 

But I had to become a free member to read the page.
I just hope I can keep my Washington Post membership data
and my New York Times membership data straight???

 

I didn't have to Ed! I guess I'm just special

Thanks for posting the story though. It is quite interesting!

 

I didn't have to sign in either, the first time I went there.
The second time I went there, I had to sign in.
The reason I left was to come back and put in a good
link

But I agree, Sister FBCPastorsWife is SPECIAL! :saint:

(anyone who wants has my permision to call me

SPECIAL ED!

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I was starting to think you were trying to burst my bubble! But you came through in the end! You see everybody... I really am special... "Special Ed" said so

 

"occult" and "magic" are words we stick on bad guys but mean the same as "spiritual" and "miracle." Just as demigod is functionally the same as angel.

 

There wasn't a "religious renewal" after 9/11. People were scared and went to church. Not to serve and follow God but to use God. Even though no one can use God, they can be used of God.

It's the "genie complex." I need something so I will go back to church and see if God will grant me this wish. God is not a genie. I wish people would get that through their hard heads.

I doubt a quarter of the people that had a "religious" awakening after 9/11 are still going to church or going regularly.

Again, the networks thought they had something that would sell.
They had a hit with one the rest failed. So, they went back to what sells to the world.