How Does An Atheist Explain A Well Documented Case Of Demonic Possession?

Harry Houdini was a man who was obsessed with the afterlife and finding a connection to it. He isn't a very credible source, and neither is Psychic Susy Smith. Do you have any scientifically controlled experiments that support your claims?

btw, you can't believe people in mental hospitals either.

Not only are all those unsourced, but also I've used a Ouija board before. Nothing happened to me. I know a lot of people who've used Ouija boards at some point in their life. And at stores there's often a few Ouija boards missing from the stacks. Which means a lot of people buy them. I think that already mentally unstable people can "complicate" and "become mentally disturbed" by using a Ouija board, but not mentally stable people.

BTW, when I asked how I would die, I got something starting with a k, then some numbers and letters, then a Yes. Very convincing.

Most scientist refuse to do such studies, becasue they have little intrest in such things. And I doubt you would believe in the finding of any such study anyway. It's been my experience, that even when you have credible people giving detailed accounts, non believers always ignore their findings, or dismiss them in anyway possible.

Ouija Boards do not always open people up, they are only a tool that can expose people to evil. Numerous people speak of terrifying experiences they have had with Ouija Boards. You do not hear about such experiences coming from people who use a monopoly board.

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Do you have a legitimate scientific source?

Ouija Boards do not always open people up, they are only a tool that can expose people to evil. Numerous people speak of terrifying experiences they have had with Ouija Boards. You do not hear about such experiences coming from people who use a monopoly board.

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That is like saying people who go to a ride in Disneyland and see "a ghost" are justified in their claims, using your logic. "You do not hear about such experiences coming from people who ride a ride in which no one had died." And apparently the ghost revelations are selective, as well as Ouija boards.

I don't know of any rides at Disneyland, that were designed to conjored up spirits. The Ouija board has a long history of this. And of course these experiences are selective. And that is because these demonic encounters involve spirit beings that choose who they want to attack. Their are so many such stories involving demonic attacks while useing Ouija boards, I really don't know how anyone can ignore them.

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I don't know of any rides at Disneyland, that were designed to conjored up spirits. The Ouija board has a long history of this. And of course these experiences are selective. And that is because these demonic encounters involve spirit beings that choose who they want to attack. Their are so many such stories involving demonic attacks while useing Ouija boards, I really don't know how anyone can ignore them.

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Why haven't these people collected their $1,000,000 reward from James Randy? All anyone has to do for the money is present proof to James Randy that anything psychic exists and he will give them $1,000,000. This reward has been offered for decades, yet no one has collected it yet.

Yes a board made by the Parker brothers and probably manufactured at some factory in China has magic powers...

really? :what:


Are you that gullible?

Such a world does exist, and this world defies human logic, and understanding.

The boards themselves do not have powers. Yet the boards can aid one in contacting the spirit world that is around us.

Then what is it? Why can I summon spirits with a Ouija board but not a monopoly board. Please explain this logic.

Because a Ouija board is set up in a way to allow a Spirit to spell out words, a monopoly board is not.

It's pretty much, a common sense understanding.

So why does it matter whether it's letters on an Ouija Board(tm) or letters on a piece of paper?

Apparently spirits only want to communicate when you spend $6.99 on a parker brothers board game.




No, it's bull**** superstitious nonsense that gullible people like you buy into. Some people grow up and realize spookies aren't real and other people wish to persist in fantasy.

Well of course you believe this, only because you yourself have no knowledge of the supernatural. Your convinced you are correct,

only because you ignore the experiences of others.

My encounter with demons back in 1973, had nothing to do with being gullible. I delt with these things for a period of 6 months, and only after I met some Christian people who understood what was going on, was I able to rid myself of them.

I believe I am correct. Is there anybody who believes something they think is wrong?




And you selectively choose what experiences you want to believe and reject experiences that contradict your beliefs. What of those who witnessed a leprechaun in Mobile, Alabama? There are people who honestly believe they are the messiah, why don't you trust their experiences?












If it was only in my head, that would not account for why others were having encounters with those same demons. During my delieverence, one of those present saw the demon burning up on the floor. Also, when they would question the demons, you could here some of the younger children in another remote room, respond to the question. We were unaware of that, until we listened to the tapes later on. Clearly, something more was going on here.

If it was only in my head, that would not account for why others were having encounters with those same demons. During my delieverence, one of those present saw the demon burning up on the floor.

Also, when they would question the demons, you could here some of the younger children in another remote room, respond to the question. We were unaware of that, until we listened to the tapes later on. Clearly, something more was going on here.

Power of suggestion + overactive imagination





Probably because the kids thought you were talking to them, they probably didn't realize you were playing make-believe with your friends.