Crazy? Yes, But Also Evil

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Last week, in a post called “Feminism’s Big Lie,” I wrote:

Satan is the Father of Lies (John 8:43-45). Satan is the false accuser (Revelation 12:9-11). Satan constantly tells us lies about ourselves and lies about God. If you listen to that satanic voice, you will drive yourself crazy, because the lies are contradictory. Satan will tell you whatever you want to believe, whatever it takes to destroy you. Satan will tell you that your sins are so wicked that God cannot possibly love you. Then Satan will tell you there is no such thing as sin. Satan will tell you that good is evil, and evil is good, and that you should do evil because that will make you happier than doing good. Most of all, Satan tells us to reject God’s law, to instead make our own judgment of right and wrong.
This was the original lie of history: “Ye shall be as gods!”

That was controversial, because a lot of conservatives online aren’t religious, and also because it is widely assumed — without much evidence, actually — that overt appeals to biblical authority are bad for the Republican Party. Political experts tell us that young voters are alienated by expressions of Christian conservatism, and so we should just shut up about all that Bible stuff. My hunch is that the political experts, as usual, are wrong. And also, Satan is real.

Would you like to see evidence of metaphysical evil? In February 2014, a “genderqueer” woman posted this on Tumblr.com:

Recently my grandmother found out I’m queer. Her response was to tell me that she disapproves of me living with my “friend” (i.e. my girlfriend) and that I should give up my vile queer ways and become a Christian (Lol). She even sent me a bible. Here are its remains, which I made into black-out poetry.

Her “black-out poetry” consisted of using neon highlighter on some words, and using black marker to obliterate the rest. She transcribes her poetic creations, one of which is this:

Fisting (from Judges 8:5) — “water/ lap the water/ drink/go down to drink/your hands/go down/I give into your hands/go down/encouraged/down/on the seashore/the whole hand/your hand/inside/I get to the edge/and shout/grasping/crying out/Beth/Beth/Beth/Beth/Beth/God/I came”

You can click here to see a photo of that blasphemous “poem.” (Having consulted my Bible, I realize that the passage she uses actually begins with Judges 7.) Can you imagine the insane hatred inside this woman, that she would take a Bible — a gift from her own grandmother! — and make it into such a heinously abusive celebration of degeneracy?

Do you think that people this crazy and hateful are not also in the grasp of a frightening evil? What kind of person do you think would act this way? Nine months later, the same person posted this:

Please help me pay for my
medical expenses and diagnoses!
Hello! My name is Robin. I am 25 years old, queer, and non-binary. Because of my disabilities and mental illnesses, I have been unable to work since March of 2014. Back when I was working, I was only able to work part-time, for minimum wage, at extreme cost to my mental and physical health. This has led me to seek medical treatment, as well as official diagnoses for my illnesses and disabilities so that I may apply for disability income (also known as Social Security Income, or SSI).
My disabilities and illnesses include: I am on the Autism Spectrum. I also have Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder, depression (including mania and dissociative symptoms), generalized anxiety, joint pain that makes bending, walking, and standing for long periods of time difficult, and fatigue. I have been having to see a gastroenterologist for digestive issues and pain that have lasted several months now. He recommended a colonoscopy that is well out of my budget.
My partner is currently helping with my living costs, but she cannot continue doing so indefinitely and cannot assist much with my medical expenses. . . .
Once my physical health is taken care of, I will seek treatment and official diagnoses for my mental illnesses and for Autism. These diagnoses by medical professionals are required for me to apply to SSI. If I were to be accepted, it would greatly relieve our financial burdens and stress. It would allow me more stability while I try to recover from my mental illnesses and physical health issues.

Robin the Disabled Mentally Ill Nonbinary Queer has useful skills!

In exchange for helping me out, please allow me to do Tarot readings for you! I have been reading Tarot for myself for five years and for others for one year. . . .
I currently have the World Spirit Tarot, the Shadowscapes Tarot, the Romance Angels Oracle, and the Angel Therapy Oracle. If you have a preference which deck or spread I use, please let me know. Otherwise, I will pick the one most suited to your question.

So, five years ago, she began doing tarot card readings, and by November 2014 she’s so sick and crazy she’s soliciting donations to help her get diagnosed to be eligible for federal disability payments. Maybe you think this is all just a coincidence, that Robin’s mental illness and her sexual perversion are unrelated to her blasphemous hatred of God and her dabbling in the occult. Maybe I’m just an ignorant hillbilly Bible-thumper for suspecting that Robin’s misfortunes are not entirely coincidental.

Perhaps you’d care to check out Robin’s witchcraft Tumblr site? 

I’m reminded of what Pat Robertson said more than 20 years ago:

“The feminist agenda is not about equal rights
for women. . . It is about a socialist, anti-family
political movement that encourages women to leave
their husbands, kill their children, practice witchcraft,
destroy capitalism and become lesbians.”

I keep telling you people: Every single word of that is true.




 


 

“There are no Christian feminists, because feminism is a sort of narcissistic idolatry, wherein women deny God and instead worship themselves as their own divinity.”
— Robert Stacy McCain, Dec. 17

 

 

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  2. I know hard not to laugh. She’s not too smart accused me of trying to murder my mother and claims it was me in an occult film my ex made, even though the real person is listen on Amazon.

  6. “Heathendom came again, the circumspection and the holy fears … You said it. Did you mean it? Oh inordinate liar, stop.” CS Lewis

    I would hope that “conservative” pagans are quite a different breed than the wiccan new-agey type.

  10. Enh, Harry Potter’s connection to actual witchcraft is nothing more than fake Latin and magic wands. Now Twilight, that is pure evil.

  11. Yeah, Carlton College in Northfield, (where Jesse James once robbed a bank), is where the neodruids started out. I may have run into a few from time to time, but as a socially awkward person, I don’t go ask about it.

  14. It wasn’t until a few days ago that I saw the Tumblr blog Tom Mix put up in June 2014 accusing me of “stalking” him.

  16. And if there WAS one “Kill her” comment on this thread, do we imagine that leftist commentators on MSNBC or CNN would be rushing to our defense, assuring everyone in their tiny audiences that “Most conservatives are moderate,” and “The extremists are a small minority”? Would they be wringing their hands over an “anti-Christian backlash that could very well happen”?

    Speaking of which…

    In all the Muslim-defending of the media, we keep hearing that “most Muslims are moderate.”

    Again and again they say this, and I always wonder, “Why is ‘moderate’ all we ever expect out of Muslims?” It’s like we know full well it’s the best they can manage.

    It’s like the lazy kid whose parents beg him, “Just get a ‘C’! That’s all we ask! We’re not asking for an ‘A’! Just a ‘C’! Can you at least do that?”

    Are there any pacifist Muslims? Do they have any equivalent to the Essenes, the Amish, the Shakers?

  17. Crazy isn’t it. @NicoleBonnet1, Mix and various recruited loons have been posting phone numbers of priests and bishop of my church and have been posting that my husband left me and I’m stalking him. hubby thinks that is especially funny as he thinks I don’t stalk him enough.

    Heck they even were trying to get people to report me for worker’s comp fraud. I’ve had close to a dozen impersonation accounts set up on twitter, pinterest, owley and instagram but I’m the obsessed loon….

  19. Not so.

    HP centers around the concepts of occult power and “special ones.” The only reason people get into Satanism (and this is according to Anton LaVey and Aleister Crowley) is for special power that puts them above others.

    Here’s something to ponder: Jared Loughner (the Giffords shooter) was a Satanist (he posted the tenets of Satanism on his page), and one of his teachers was arrested at the spot of the shooting a few days later for causing a disturbance by chanting over and over, “We are the ones you’ve been waiting for.” (There’s always more to the news, and it’s usually disturbing!)

    “Twilight” has always struck me as an exact – EXACT! – outline of Satanic cults: “We’re cool and stylish, but we’ve had to hide for centuries because we’ve been misunderstood and wrongly labeled as ‘evil.'” It sickens me how many people in my church are into this crap.

  22. This. The sanest pagans I’ve known were very serious about their practice and not “fluffy bunnies” in the least. Also, mostly military.

    Most of the others I knew didn’t seem to be serious pagans in any kind of tradition so much as they were anti-Christian, and they all had various screws loose.

  24. A lot of pagan were just look for a hook up. Thomas deLong AKA Gwydion Pendderwen was a notorious womanizer. He died in the loonies car accident. He couldn’t afford to fix his breaks sold he would jump out if his car and pull it to a stop. Last time the car rolled over and killed him.

  28. There’s a Sufi compound in the wilderness not far from my secret base… They keep to themselves, a bit secretive, but I believe they’re harmless.

  31. I talk to people all the time in my ministry who have dabbled in “silly” occultism, such as tarot and ouija, and I have to inform them that this is a form of divination, which is forbidden by God.

    Then I get the big story about how there is no God, that we evolved, excuse, excuse. So I explain that the things they are experiencing in their lives – which led them to me, by the way – are supernatural. I tell them that “supernatural” is by definition at odds with science, and also by definition, means implicitly that there IS a heaven and hell, God and the devil. Else why are they experiencing supernatural, demonic influences, by their own admission?

    Then comes the cognitive dissonance; the “logic demands” versus the “but I don’t want to believe”.

    It comes down to Jesus’ words to the adulteress: “Stop sinning.” But 99.9% of the time, they’d rather be harassed or possessed by demons than do that. Sinning is so much fun, you see.

    Which is why feminists are literally crazy. Once you give yourself over to Satan by giving in to grotesque deceit, it’s all downhill from there.

    And this is enabled by the majority of post-modern society, which is why this country, especially, has seen the removal of God’s blessings and His hedge of protection. The TRUE Christians are too few, and too spread out and too afraid to deal with it, but it rains on both the righteous and unrighteous.

  33. Oh it’s a pretty common pastime among pre-teens. Doesn’t really “take” with the vast majority of people of that age, though. No focus.

    It’s the ones who get into it later in life that have more desperation driving them. Allowing despair to drive decisions is surrendering the mind to darkness.

  34. I work in the tech sector, and probably this is a function of living in the south, but I encounter a surprising number of Christians therein. In fact, I conduct prayer meetings by conference call. =) That’s technology for ya.

  35. I only know 3 admitted witches, and they are wackadoodles, barely able to function in society, and constantly only moments away from self-destruction. In fact, one knows this, admits it, and doesn’t care.

  41. Deciding to engage in the occult is entirely separate from merely enjoying a tale of it. Your points warning of people being “into” this stuff apply equally to kids reading Superman comics or watching cartoons of talking mice.

    Some minds cannot handle it in any form. But like we see with examinations of how violent video games may or may not induce violent behavior in people, it’s really hard to say how much of the problem really comes from the stories, and how much is due to DNA and parenting.

  43. The tech sector has certainly undergone a major change since I was a young programmer.

    This will pi$$ off a lot of people in the tech sector, but I think it’s because you don’t have to be as smart to be “in tech” as the industry used to require.

    The engineering discipline is not a magnet for the occult. But now “tech” means writing your manuscripts in LaTex or HTML. Hey, anybody can do it.

  45. Is it too early to start an Anti-Defamation League to seek relief from these non-stop diatribes and hate speech against men,whites and heterosexuals? They can talk about punching up and privilege theory all they want. I have another theory, one embedded on our Constitution. It’s called equal protection. If you want that you have to give it to me. If you don’t, I will deny it to you. This non-negotiable. Be careful what you wish for. This is a gay feminist KKK. Time to start calling it exactly that.

  46. I don’t buy into that at all. By that standard we should still have the Hayes and Comic Books codes. In fact I was raised on monster/horror films and books.

    I say live and let live. I respect religious beliefs to the exact extent they are shoved in my face.

    However I will say this: it’s funny how much this nuthatch duplicates the things done in The Exorcist. What’s the big deal? Someone asked her to become a Christian. So what? It’s not like they veiled her and stuck her in a room.

    I grew up around nuns, and I can categorically state this woman is far nuttier than any nun I ever met, and nuns are pretty far out there. Here’s the thing though: their theological culture was not hateful or sociopathic. It was stern but caring for our welfare. They didn’t try and convert us but just talked. Parents might make a kid go to church but that’s hardly going to scar anyone. When they grow up they choose. No harm no foul. I was never taught to hate Jews or anyone else. In fact they didn’t like that stuff one little bit. Charity is in the heart.

  47. I’d sleep on a bed made of quija boards in the most haunted house in the world and not lose a wink of sleep. You know what’s funny? There’s no haunted houses in Islam. And the massive decades old Egyptian film industry has no horror genre.

  48. I read a lot of H.P. Lovecraft and that sort of evil ends when you close the book. Generally speaking, I’d probably be the worst thing in a haunted house.

  49. She’s a lazy con game. Her writing screams that. Self-pity is a greater horror than imaginary demons. Put a woman like that around folks who enable that sort of thing and I guarantee you a horror. I don’t believe a single word about her “illnesses.” She’s a liar who learned lying works. It is not quija boards that make us vulnerable but naivete.

  50. You know what’s funny? There’s no haunted houses in Islam. And the
    massive decades old Egyptian film industry has no horror genre.

    Wow. If it isn’t spiritual, is it still a religion?

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