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Re: what do you believe about ghosts? demons?
« Reply #25 on: December 19, 2017, 08:40:55 PM »
i think if you don't attract evil spirits you are not a good Christian
I'm sure there's truth to that.  

Re: what do you believe about ghosts? demons?
« Reply #26 on: December 20, 2017, 04:38:50 PM »
I'm sure there's truth to that.  
Jesus said You will be hated by all because [of him]
St Paul said we have to undergo many hardships in order to enter Heaven.
being a Christian is very difficult in this Christ-rejecting world
You become a serious target of the devil when you love Jesus. I am sure you know a lot of that, but sometimes we all need a reminder. I, for one, fall into the "odd" thought sometimes that God is against me (that's how bad it is) so, yeh, we need to remember that it is the devil doing stuff (and he wants us to think it is God )


Re: what do you believe about ghosts? demons?
« Reply #27 on: December 20, 2017, 05:45:17 PM »
In my family - yes, that includes the extended family - it is fairly common to have encounters with "ghosts". It seems to run in a certain strain of the blood... There are Gardian Angels, demons, and souls who are suffering.

There was this one instance back when I was about 7 years old. We were praying for a woman who's husband pulled the plug on her, even though she was regaining consciousnes and her faculties. I remember as clear as day, the front door (and the screen door) of our house blew open and there was a sudden blast of very strong wind blowing through. I went to the door and closed it again very hard, and the strong wind was so memorable because we never get stuff like that except maybe in hurricane season. A moment later my older sister who had been taking a nap woke up crying saying the woman had come in through the front door to say thank you and goodbye. It's just not something you forget.

My parents also spoke about how certain family members would drop by after death to say goodbye, it's something you just feel and instinctively know is that person. 
   I also knew a girl who related a similar experience she had with a cousin with whom she was close to. 

My father always tried to stay in the church until midnight for adoration on Holy Thursday. Those were interesting times, because we would be alone towards the end and yet, through the corner of my eyes I would seemingly see other people praying and kneeling in tge pews. But, if I looked there was nothing there. As long as one did not look directly at the supposed people you could "see" and feel them indirectly. I was told it's because there are always angels in adoration. 

After my Grandpa died Grandma moved out, and the house was empty. It was about the time of  All Souls Day maybe in 2014, we stopped at the house to check something (I guess) and eat lunch. As I brough the lunch box/ice box in from the truc I thought I saw someone sitting in one of the chaires grandpa always used in the living room. It was a black figuer, so presumed it was my brother, who was wearing a black coat that day. After setting the down the items I went to say something to what was thought to be my brother... but there was no one there. The scary part is that at that moment my brother came into the house from the back door. When I told my Dad and brother, my Dad said "You saw it too?" . That's when it became apparent it was real...

I feel sorry for people who have never had encounters with spirits amd profess to be non religious, atheists, etc.

Re: what do you believe about ghosts? demons?
« Reply #28 on: December 22, 2017, 04:46:03 PM »
Jesus said You will be hated by all because [of him]
St Paul said we have to undergo many hardships in order to enter Heaven.
being a Christian is very difficult in this Christ-rejecting world
You become a serious target of the devil when you love Jesus. I am sure you know a lot of that, but sometimes we all need a reminder. I, for one, fall into the "odd" thought sometimes that God is against me (that's how bad it is) so, yeh, we need to remember that it is the devil doing stuff (and he wants us to think it is God )

Yeah, I think a lot of people believe in what they call, "a punishing god."  Of course there's two types of people who say that:  one who just want to do whatever they want and two, those who see God like abusive parents, corrupt judges, degenerate leaders, debauched teachers and all decrepate authorities who often over-react/neglect them when they sin, make mistakes or need help.  

I think Satan, our flesh and The World will use that to try and get us to turn away from God.  Satan wants to drag us to Hell, our flesh wants to be free of God's Law and so does The World.  So, that evil triad will use scandalous things like that to decieve us.  

If God is unjust, then He doesn't deserve our fidelity.  If He is just, then He does.  So, we must remember that although people often treat us unjustly, God never does.  However, our own fears and resentments can corrupt our thinking and perceptions.  So we must be ever vigilant.  


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Re: what do you believe about ghosts? demons?
« Reply #29 on: December 23, 2017, 12:53:12 PM »
Something really different happened to me, JUST THIS MORNING.  

Every morning I wake up and its still dark, outside, I like to sit on my couch with a cup of coffee and think about my morning prayers, that I myself have composed, they usually take about 30 minutes to finish unless I fall back to sleep in the middle of them.  

Today, I was there on the couch and I kept feeling a cold breeze on my face, it was really strange because of it although it was cold it was also comforting, and gentle; I wanted more and more of it.  It was like a warm sort of cold if that makes sense.  

I closed my eyes and just sat there very still and wondered ... what that was?  After a while, it went away, and I started my day.