Frank Goad
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Do you believe you can be haunted by a demon?
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Depends on your understanding of 'haunted' and 'demon'.Do you believe you can be haunted by a demon?
Depends on your understanding of 'haunted' and 'demon'.
Do you believe you can be haunted by a demon?
YesDo you believe you can be haunted by a demon?
James 4:7 . . .subject yourselves to God; but oppose the Devil, and he will flee from you.Do you believe you can be haunted by a demon?
Absolutely. It's your own shadow screaming at you. Personal experience shows this to be true. What we deny in ourselves, we make terrifying to us, and until acknowledged, it will haunt you. For sure.Do you believe you can be haunted by a demon?
Do you believe you can be haunted by a demon?
Do you believe you can be haunted by a demon?
Not really, but I believe that I can exorcise one.Do you believe you can be haunted by a demon?
Thank you for clearing that up for me . . .Haunted like in poltergeist like stuff .And demon like in christianity.
NO there isn't any such thing as demons. As for a source or evidence, you cannot prove a negative so that won't work. Secondly, I'll use Occam's Razor and say that since there is very little, if any, actual evidence of demons (or angels, devils or gods) it more than likely that they don't objectively exist. They can of course subjectively exist for anyone who desires them to.@Frank Goad Do you notice that all those saying No, have not provided you with any source for which they can say, "Assuredly, No"?
Why would I want to believe someone, just because they say, "No." Are they God, or truth?
On the other hand, we have reliable witnesses, both in the Bible, and outside of it.
Until those No-ers can provide a valid basis for saying No, other than "Absence of evidence", which really boils down to 'disbelief of evidence', all they are in effect doing is...
IMO.
Do you believe you can be haunted by a demon?
"you cannot prove a negative"NO there isn't any such thing as demons. As for a source or evidence, you cannot prove a negative so that won't work. Secondly, I'll use Occam's Razor and say that since there is very little, if any, actual evidence of demons (or angels, devils or gods) it more than likely that they don't objectively exist. They can of course subjectively exist for anyone who desires them to.
That said; my statement regarding archetypes comes from the Jungian school of psychology which I believe is a 'source' if nothing more.
Allow me to further pound this into the ground . . .
Summoning Demons
You are obviously unaware of the concepts behind debate. The word 'negative' is used in trying to prove 'something' which cannot be found . . . like God. If I were to hide a yellow brick inside a room and ask several people to find it, and they connot, does that establish there is no such thing as a yellow brick? No, it doesn't."you cannot prove a negative"
Whatever does that have to do with demons? Who decides what a negative is? One can't decide that something is negative from a woeldview, and then say one can't prove it. That's the same as someone years ago saying, "Well I can't see, touch, feel, smell, nor taste (X). Therefore (X) is a negative, and I can't prove it. Is that how your system works? That would be wrong, wouldn't it? When man himself developes more understanding, and greater instruments, then he is able to gain more knowledge - including knowledge of things he is unaware of. Isn't that how it works, and has always worked - past, present, and most definitely will be future?
You've pulled up one experience to prove your view?
I can pull up millions to prove it wrong.
Man's understanding is limited, period.
So your answer No, does not get an official stamp
So sorry, to disappoint you.
However, I do appreciate, that you "put some meat on those bones". I feel quite sure Frank appreciates it too.
It makes so much difference than just saying, 'No', without any explanation on why No makes sense. Thank you.
I'm sure Frank was not interested in a survey, but interested in your views on this subject. He seems to be looking for answers that could help him - Yes or No doesn't do that.
By the way, it appears you are using a rubber mallet.