And? What's your point. Hockey cowboy?
Just because you don't believe in the paranormal, or because believing in the paranormal isn't supported by your Christian beliefs, doesn't mean that other people who do believe in the paranormal (whether these people are Christian or not) are disillusioned and are being misled. Speaking as a Sensitive (psychic medium), I think your 'disillusioned' remark is offensive and degrading, and I'm calling it out. I'm calling it out because I think it's disparaging, and I don't appreciate the accusation that I'm disillusioned because I believe in the paranormal. I spent the majority of my life in fear of what my family (and other people) would think of me if they knew about my psychic abilities to feel, see, hear and communicate with the dead. I didn't even tell my husband when we were first married because I was afraid of what he would think of me. He was open to it, and he didn't judge me, call me names, or accuse me of not being a real Christian.
Hockey cowboy, you have no idea what it's like carrying around a secret like mine. Like I said, I spent years hiding what I can do because I didn't want other people to think I'm disillusioned and crazy in the head. I didn't even talk about my psychic abilities in the paranormal groups I joined on Facebook because I had already been repeatedly disparaged for the digital pictures I captured of the paranormal. Truth be told, I only started to openly and actively talk about my psychic abilities (and my personal experiences with the paranormal) after I joined RF, and I didn't immediately jump right into it, either. Personally, I think your 'disillusioned' remark is hurtful and offensive.
