Michi713

The demonic power of emojis As Prince Arthur has aptly demonstrated, a picture is worth a thousand words. But incessant usage of emojis just leaves everyone making stupid faces at one another and no one knows what anyone else is trying to communicate.

WTF dude? Don't answer that.

In John Bunyan's book Pilgrims Progress, there is the 'village of morality' where everyone is civil and gets along. It ends up being more destructive than the 'city of destruction' where overt sinfulness abounds. How could this be? The inhabitants of the village of morality act civil towards one another. It's a nice place to raise a family, but their morality is only an outward expression, not grounded in an authority. Such a society is easily compromised and doomed to ultimately resemble the city of destruction. This is what happened when Western society was secularized, and evidenced now by trans story time at the library.

My kid got this for Christmas and loves it: https://shop.ouisi.co It's a box of picture cards depicting natural phenomena close up so they have to guess what they are. Then you scan the QR code on the back of each card and it reveals the thing, along with a description.

Unfortunately, the vibrating followers of David Icke's boomer epiphany are busy navel gazing, muddling through the moral relativity of pedophilia, and propagating their own anti-Christian propaganda by distorting its tenets.

Got lucky and found this children's encyclopedia set from the 70s at a second hand store. There are still some floating around.

Not sure what age group you want material for. For young children: Charlotte Mason developed an approach to homeschooling in the 1800s that is based mostly on journaling while spending most of the time outdoors. I make my own curriculum, but I like her book list for children because she was against what she called twaddle: books that lack literary value. She builds up to C.S. Lewis of course. https://simplycharlottemason.com/planning/curriculum-guide/literature/

Come on Mr. Dale. That's a tired, redundant, and false argument.

Is it possible for an individual to adhere to both the teachings of Ickism and Christianity? No, because the two aren't compatible. Orthodox Christianity, as well as other Christian sects, has its own metaphysical position. Ickism is fundamentally opposed to 'religion.' "Religion has been a curse on the world and humanity will never know freedom until this curse has been exorcised. It is the curse of ignorance, which has cast its dark shadow over thousands of years of human suppression.” - David Icke So why would an Icke adherent attempt to draw parallels between the two? I understand the need to infuse a semblance of morality into Ickism so that it does not end up a huge disappointment. But conflating Ickism with Christian teachings either negates Ickism, or transforms Icke's metaphysical philosophy into a religion.

Yes, the witches make so-called magic circles because they think it will keep them safe, but it doesn't do anything. It's not a matter of being afraid of demons. Demons are damaging to the individual, whether he thinks he's a tough guy or not. Matthew 12:43-45 When the unclean spirit is gone out of a man, he walketh through dry places, seeking rest, and findeth none. Then he saith, I will return into my house from whence I came out; and when he is come, he findeth it empty, swept, and garnished. Then goeth he, and taketh with himself seven other spirits more wicked than himself, and they enter in and dwell there: and the last state of that man is worse than the first. Even so shall it be also unto this wicked generation. Why do you think Jesus said this? I wish you would quit window shopping at Christianity and come in. But that's just my personal opinion, not based on any empirical evidence.

Thanks for taking pity on me.

Look. I'm sorry I tried to kick you out of my thread. I've been kicked out of threads before and it wasn't a big deal. I didn't know you'd get all appalled. Sorry to disappoint but I'm not a tranny. That's clearly your type since you're pressing the issue and your new age cuck religion is exactly what blue haired nipple pierced trannies subscribe to.

The free gift from God is your heritage just as it is mine, and everyone's across the world. Because God's kingdom is a free will kingdom, each of us is faced with a choice: either to turn away or run towards it. This does not mean that there aren't ramifications for adopting witchcraft, new age, etc. as one's religion. There are, and that's what the OP is about.

Sorry. Correction to last sentence: How much more difficult is it for Icke followers to improve their eternal condition? All this vague language like raise your vibration, expanding consciousness, etc. can mean anything to anyone. That's why it is so appealing. It's a self-help genre. It's shifts one's mind frame from here to there. Not saying it won't make them feel happy or "connected to the oneness" or help them see "the matrix." It won't save their souls.

And all fall way short of this goal. It takes unity, discipline, and accountability to accomplish this; also the regular practice of self-denial and communing with Jesus and the Holy Spirit through specific means. If Christians are barely hanging on, how much more difficult is a follower of Icke who has no way to actually practice and improve themselves?

Got it. You're a personal trainer. If you believe you will succeed. Isn't it getting late over there?

Just kidding frequencies are new age gobbledygook. No building of character. Everyone is fine the way they are. Why not seek the kingdom of heaven?

Ok you're in.