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Over The Years....
Since my teeenage years...
When I became a christan and then studied the bible in depth.
I then became a non believer in religion but thought that there MAY be something to it
Eventually began exporing religion and the occult.
Got heavelly involved in the occult....
(realized that it was all about belief)
(to the point of been the token sceptic of a paranormal research team)
and then fobbed of by everyone, lol.
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Vulcan 42 "Blessing or Curse, you can choose" by Derek Prince is a good introduction to the subject. It covers freemasonry, but there are other authors who tackle the dangers of freemasonry is greater depth.
Nailit - Lavey, Crowley, just get rid of it. Really not doing you any favours having that stuff in your home, even if you have no intention of reading it again
Nailedit, can I ask if I have this correct?
You feel like there must be something out there that you would understand and thrive by, but up to now, you haven't found it.
You think that people are influenced by their beliefs but up to now, you haven't found anything to believe in.
I'm really interested to know if I have this right so hope you will reply.
//Nailit - Lavey, Crowley, just get rid of it. Really not doing you any favours having that stuff in your home, even if you have no intention of reading it again//
I also have at least a dozen different translations of the Bible plus apologetic literature and other christian writings including the early church fathers such as Augustine etc.
Also have the Bhagavad Gita, Koran, Book of Mormon, etc.
Should I get rid of those as well?