With the church struggling to maintain its relevance, there’s an obvious appeal to reviving the claim that people are menaced by supernatural evil. Like the best advertising agencies, it’s a case of inventing a problem so that it can sell the solution. That said, they clearly still have some work to do to fine-tune their message.
read full article Why so many Christians still literally believe in demons and Satan – Salon.com.
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I swear… At least to me they believe these things because they’ve all got a serious mental illness. I believe organized religion causes paranoid delusions in people. More than welcome to look up the symptoms for that and see that what I am talking about it totally very real…
Ah, but which came first? The delusions or the faith? 🙂