Quote from vhehn:
its hardly an attack. i feel sorry for you. remember you said this:"P.S. I don't actually advocate trying to find the supernatural in a non-Christian way because from my standpoint what you usually find is demonic."
that indicates you actually think there are really demons out there. people who think they are under demonic posession sometimes do things to harm themselves or others. i hope it doesnt go that far with you.
There are many, many people, Christian and non, who believe in demons and other spiritual beings. So by attacking me youâre attacking all the educated people out there who know they have excellent evidence they have contacted a spiritual being. Iâm sorry, but I simply cannot imagine anyone so smugly making an assertion about which they clearly have almost no knowledge.
Let me give an example. One evening I was giving a message in a small inner city church and when I came to the altar call â and I know you know what that means â a man fell out of his seat foaming and writhing on the floor. It completely shocked the crap out of me. I have shared this story before and I ask you the same question: what am I supposed to think? Isnât it just oddly coincidental that the guy fell to the ground foaming and writhing just like is described in the New Testament? And isnât it odd that it occurred right at the altar call?
Let me give another example. I knew a coworker, who was stable and a good worker and the âsalt of the earthâ type of person. The only problem she had was that she married a guy who was very messed up and into a lot of nasty stuff. She got the idea to pray for him one night when he returned home and she said he flew across the room and hit the floor the same way. This gal did not exaggerate or lie and was as honest as any person that I have known. She was also five foot two with heels on, so I know she couldnât have shoved the guy against the wall or anything like that.
I could list other examples from my own life and a number of my friends have had similar experiences. And if we asked some of the New Agers, they could tell us their own stories of contacting other beings during astral travel, etc. (if we could get them to talk). I know of one teen, for example, who saw a ghost in her living room clearly one evening. And no,she wasnât smoking peyote.
And so I ask you: what are we supposed to think? Itâs easy for you to glibly say that we are hallucinating or imaging things.
But then you werenât there, were you? So how do you know that maybe, just maybe your materialistic worldview is completely wrong??

