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Author Topic: Dimonds double down on magicans - and new sedevacantist group?  (Read 39005 times)

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Offline Ladislaus

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Re: Dimonds double down on magicans - and new sedevacantist group?
« Reply #70 on: May 17, 2024, 06:27:39 AM »
The main issue with the Dimonds is not that they disagree with this or that point, but rather how they disagree. Their bad will, their bitter zeal, their uncharitable accusations, their demonstration that they are in no way Good Christian Gentlemen like for e.g. St. Francis de Sales and St. Thomas 

Yes, but those who follow them see that they have "softened" quite a bit over the years, and their attitude doesn't undermine the substance of what they're saying.

Offline Ladislaus

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« Reply #71 on: May 17, 2024, 06:31:43 AM »
Personally, I think some magic is just human tricks, while others are indeed diabolical.

And the Dimonds would admit this as well, and have.  Many/most of the "magicians" in their video admitted to working with some kind of spirits, entities, or in some cases explicitly demons.  Some have had lifelong friends say that the were losers who suddenly "discovered" their powers after having had some kind of mystical experience.  Close childhood friend of "Dynamo" says that he went out into the woods for some time, after he became desperate to find fame in the wake of a near-death health episode, and somehow communed with some spirits, and returned with these amazing skills which he didn't have before.  One guy says that he works with a spirit called "Desmond", and others explicitly named the demons they're working with.  Many of them mock Our Lord by trying to replicate His miracles, portraying them as tricks, and the one guy made his name into a mockery of Our Lord and even issued "Scripture" verses according to himself.  Several walked on water, others made fish and bread appear out of nowhere, and some adopt these poses of being crucified, and float into the air to mimic/mock Our Lord's Ascension.  When people see these things, they are more inclined to write off Our Lord's miracles as "magic" tricks.


Re: Dimonds double down on magicans - and new sedevacantist group?
« Reply #72 on: May 17, 2024, 07:20:44 AM »
Ok, that's fair. We do know the preternatural exists, demons and devils and the like. Obviously, those who commune with them, or attempt to do so, are putting their Souls in the gravest peril. Some of those claims could be exaggerated or false, while others could be accurate. My main issue with the Dimonds are their theological errors, like when they claim the entire Catholic Hierarchy could conceivably defect, or other such manifest absurdities, not this particular issue. But, another thread for that.

Offline Mark 79

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Re: Dimonds double down on magicans - and new sedevacantist group?
« Reply #73 on: May 23, 2024, 05:16:26 PM »
Stumbled onto this and this thread seems a reasonable place to note it: https://expose-news.com/2024/05/21/occultism-child-trafficking-and-harry-houdinis/

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In 1912, Sir Doyle found himself deploying trickery to service the “new imperial science” by overseeing an operation that included a Jesuit priest named Pierre Teilhard de Chardin centred in Piltdown, England which professed to “discover” the remains of a proto-human skeleton dubbed “The Piltdown Man.” Proven years later to have been a hoax (fusing a dyed human skull with a monkey jaw and carved teeth), the aim of this operation was to fill in the non-existent missing link in fossil records which had embarrassed Darwinists since Thomas Huxley launched the X Club in 1865.
Interesting connections to Zionists like Bernard Baruch and Lord Balfour.

Offline Ladislaus

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Re: Dimonds double down on magicans - and new sedevacantist group?
« Reply #74 on: May 23, 2024, 06:53:27 PM »
Interesting connections to Zionists like Bernard Baruch and Lord Balfour.

Shocking, I tell ya.