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kip Foss 08-11-2011 07:48 PM

Elect Gov. Perry
 
and this is what comes with him.

http://www.cynical-c.com/2011/08/11/man-who-helped-rick-perry-with-prayer-rally-is-physically-attacked-by-demons/

Take a listen to these crackers. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h0BQZH5lT-E#t=4m20s

Botnst 08-11-2011 08:03 PM

Aside from that one thing, you'd have supported him even if he is a Republican. Because as we all know, Obama says we should enter a new era where we no longer use the destructive rhetoric of the past. We have this new civility thing going. Obama says.

(Disclaimer: I wouldn't vote for him anyway. I am never again going to vote for a major party candidates. Buncha ****** whores and charlatans. Take that, "new civility"!)

Pooka 08-11-2011 08:18 PM

I like the part where he talks about how we have dominion over Deamons but they don't know it.

Now I am assuming that Deamons have been around for a few years, and if they are so totally stupid as to not pick up on the fact that people are out there talking about them then how big a threat can they be?

Also the guy speaks about telling them to leave his house and they just pick up and go. Right there it tells you they are not in-laws, but perhaps they were a couple of homeless bums? Maybe they were from the 'Prize Patrol' and he threw them out before they had a chance to tell him he had won the million bucks.

And what did they look like? Could they have been a couple of drunk college chicks that wandered into the wrong house?

So many questions.....

kip Foss 08-11-2011 08:24 PM

What kind of scumbag is this guy if he is surrounded by demons all the time? And what kind of demons are these if they can be scared away with a slight admonition?

POS 08-11-2011 09:23 PM

Obama had his Rev Wright, and that got sweeped under the rug. Remember? Very imformative thread. Thanks.

tonkovich 08-11-2011 09:36 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by POS (Post 2768994)
Obama had his Rev Wright, and that got sweeped under the rug. Remember? Very imformative thread. Thanks.

it got "sweeped" under the rug, eh?

need i remind you of your recent correction of others?

"I second that; I love the American system of educashun."

pride goeth before the fall.

and obama's idiocy excuses gov. perry's? maybe in your mind.

kerry 08-11-2011 09:53 PM

Democrats, Demoncrats?????
Yep, religious nutjob for sure. Have family members associated with him over the years. His view of demons is roughly the same as the one held in the church that Palin attended for a long time.

Botnst 08-11-2011 10:49 PM

I'm on the Ghostbuster's side of the demonic possession issue.

sjh 08-12-2011 12:43 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by kerry (Post 2769030)
Democrats, Demoncrats?????
Yep, religious nutjob for sure. Have family members associated with him over the years. His view of demons is roughly the same as the one held in the church that Palin attended for a long time.

Sometimes if a person is struggling with demons it is not by their choice and they have already exhausted every known conventional solution.

I know it seems completely ludicrous to some folks but there is more going on than our empirical abilities can fathom.

And yes, I believe Palin was at a four square church and this video is consistent with their perspectives.

compress ignite 08-12-2011 04:44 AM

Don't we have enough Troubles?
 
After 8 years of BCOM [BUSHCHENYOILMONEY] ?

Who the heck would sign on to Baby Sit
this constant stream of escaped Lunatics trying to squeeze themselves into "Conservative (Fundamentalist) Republican" Masks/Costumes.

What happens to "Someone" who desserts her post in a time of War ?
[Ask Todd Palin's Bedmate... No not THAT one, the Ex governor.]

tjts1 08-12-2011 07:47 AM

LOL
Bat **** crazy cult member wants to be president?

R Leo 08-12-2011 08:18 AM

Like stinky cheese...
 
...inoculated with culture and kept it in the dark for a long time, Perry is our present to the Republic from the state with no term limit for the Governor.

kerry 08-12-2011 08:26 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by sjh (Post 2769134)
Sometimes if a person is struggling with demons it is not by their choice and they have already exhausted every known conventional solution.

I know it seems completely ludicrous to some folks but there is more going on than our empirical abilities can fathom.

And yes, I believe Palin was at a four square church and this video is consistent with their perspectives.

Can you provide us with reasons why someone should think that there are malevolent invisible people that can enter into human minds and take them over?
If we can't know of the existence of demons empirically, how did their existence ever become known?

sjh 08-12-2011 09:33 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by compress ignite (Post 2769173)
After 8 years of BCOM [BUSHCHENYOILMONEY] ?

Who the heck would sign on to Baby Sit
this constant stream of escaped Lunatics trying to squeeze themselves into "Conservative (Fundamentalist) Republican" Masks/Costumes.

What happens to "Someone" who desserts her post in a time of War ?
[Ask Todd Palin's Bedmate... No not THAT one, the Ex governor.]

I can't think of hardly anything that qualifies Palin for office.

My opinion of John McCain's decision making took a big dive after he did that.

sjh 08-12-2011 09:45 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by kerry (Post 2769227)
Can you provide us with reasons why someone should think that there are malevolent invisible people that can enter into human minds and take them over?

Nope. Not one bit. It is either believed arationally or one has experienced it.

The typical mechanism is not quite as you describe it, close though.

Quote:

Originally Posted by kerry (Post 2769227)
If we can't know of the existence of demons empirically, how did their existence ever become known?

If I was 'in your shoes' I would feel EXACTLY the same.

I completely understand.

If one truly accepts and believes Christianity (and probably any other of the major faiths) then they, at core levels perceive and experience the world differently than those around them.

An empiricist may well chose to call them mentally unstable. As such I understand why non-believers would call us irrational.

It's easy for me to demonstrate that non-believers have comparable arationalities, not the same, but every bit as essential to their identity. If denied I would say they were being irrational. If acknowledged I would say they have have arationalities.

I've tried to discuss this haven't been able to get the conversation started.


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