Candles are demonic...yes, that's right: CANDLES

The chemtrails ARE going to kill us, because my mom says they are. She has told me that over and over and over for years so it must be true. My candles returned.

:eek:

Jeee-zuz! What am I going to do?

I’ve got more goddamned (and probably demonic) etc. in my house than you can shake a stick at!

ust a feeling of evil.

No form.

Coils are evil?
Get rid of the stove!

From the “watch the hipster taunt the unbalanced fundy” website:

It’s like the Southern demon prison camp! “First possession: demon gits a night in the box. 2nd time: 2 days in the box. 3rd time Cletus jes’ whomps 'em with an ax handle.”

that would start out Just a feeling of evil

The demons stole my J!

Thanks Guin now we have an answer to give out when the hubby’s family starts bugging us about joining “The Church”.

“I’m sorry The Book of Mormon brings demons into our house I read it on the net so it must be real.”

I’ve got a new word!

ust: a feeling of evil

:smiley:

My family welcomes the New Year with a marathon game of scrabble, (how geeky can you get? :smiley: ) the women in the family are avid candle collectors, who knew we were twice as evil?

:we need an evil smilie!:

You have a scanner at the door or something?

Check this out, from the same page, at the bottom:

Is it me, or does that bolded part sound like the name of an evangelical brothel? Just thinking about it makes my inner-demon twitch.

PS-Earthling, I was calm, but I wasn’t thinking of Deliverance the movie. I get it now. Thanks.

Demons are very tricky. That’s what they want you to believe. Wake up! Parking in a fire lane without remorse is a sure sign. You are not alone!:eek:

I’m pretty sure if I called the State Police and told them my neighbor was “performing a Deliverance” with his daughter at The Wings of Love Flower Mound, all hell would break loose.

I was just struck by the similarity between this Christian fundamentalist idea of demons and the Scientologist’s conception of Thetans

Witness*:

Scientologist nutball:

Fundamentalist Chritian nutball:

Scientologist nutball:

Fundamentalist Christian nutball:

Scientologist nutball:

From the Fundamentalist Christian nutball FAQ:

and my favorite from the Scientologists, apropos to nothing:

*ha! witnessing! get it! it’s like a pun…

Why does everyone seem to pull the weird stuff about Christianity out of the woodwork. Everyone understands that this is not in anyway mainstream stuff right? This sort of stuff is put out by the people we pray don’t show up to the evangelical conferences.

I hate the fact that the normal Christians have to explain the weird people out there.

There is nothing in the Bible that says candles are evil. Candles are not mentioned in the Bible. Oil Changes aren’t either. One cannot deduce something is evil just on the basis that it is not mentioned in the Bible (the same goes for thinking something is ok because it is not mentioned…it might not be)

But if they want to believe weird stuff, then let them make themselves miserable. I have tried to deal with people like this, next to impossible. They won’t listen. So just let them be…

geewhiz, I think most of us recognize the difference between normal Christians (even normal fundamentalist or evangelical Christians) and these nutjobs.

That doesn’t mean that the normal fundamentalist and evangelical Christians get a free ride when they spout something that’s clearly stupid, though. Don’t mistake contention for contempt. We have contempt for the nutjobs. We’re in contention with stupidity and ignorance, whether espoused by Christians or Jews or Hindus or Muslims or atheists.

Seriously, I think this is this person’s way of making his life more exciting. People seem to need some kinda big, overarching conspiracy against them to be happy. For some, it’s their boss keeping them down. For others, it’s the CIA or the Devil, or the demons in your candles.

Cool, the “Christian Victim Speech!” I thought that wouldn’t come 'till later.

I advise you stuff it. People think that “liberals” should hafta explain shit like NAMBLA and PETA, so you’re getting off pretty light here.

“As your war club and weapons of war I break down, undam, and blow up all walls of protection around all witches, warlocks, wizards, satanists, sorcerers, and the like, and I break the power of all curses, hexes, vexes, spells, charms, fetishes, psychic prayers, psychic thoughts, all Witchcraft, sorcery, magic, voodoo, all mind control, jinxes, potions, bewitchments, death, destruction, sickness, pain, torment, psychic power, psychic warfare, prayer chains, incense and candle burning, incantations, chanting, blessings, hoodoo, crystals, root works, and everything else…”
My Ionic Breeze Quadra does all this, and it’s quieter.

Regarding Wings of Love Flower Mound: Dunno if this makes any difference or not, but Flower Mound is the name of a suburb between Dallas and Ft. Worth, Texas.

Whoa! Who knew Sharper Image was in the exorcism business?!

“Yes, you too can drive out the demons, for only $1500. Plus! We’ll throw in a free portable mini-sized Deliverancer!”