Draculaura
MW wrote: "Yesterday I was watching the Disney movie, “Bolt.” During the breaks there was a commercial featuring “Monster Dolls.” I was absolutely horrified! They had four featured dolls made by a company whose logo bore the image of a feminized skull. The dolls themselves feature a ghost doll whose face was all white, a pirate doll, and a skeleton doll, I think. All of the dolls were glamorized and hip. They reminded me of the brat dolls in a way. I thought the commercial inviting girls to enjoy the realm of monsters and ghosts to be incredibly harmful! Have you done any study into this new product or do you know anything about its manufacturer? It gives me the willies!"
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Sonia Choquette
MMA writes: “One of our relatives brings a deck of cards called 'Trust Your Vibes' by Sonia Choquette to every family get together. She calls them angel cards & is very insistent about wanting to do cards to "help" everyone. This has been the cause of much anxiety for us. I have already said how I feel about this. Is there any more we can say to her to make it clearer?”
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GSM writes: “
I was recently introduced to this site for wellness and inspiration, but it has hints of meditation and new age. Do you know anything about this? It's called Mindvalley Academy."
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LR writes: “
Our 10 yr old grand daughter attends Catholic school and apparently the series Spirit Animal has been available for the students to peruse. She has purchased and is reading one of these books. Personally I feel she could be reading much more edifying literature and have expressed this to her parent. Can these books and games be dangerous and is there more I can or should do?”
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PB asks: “
I noticed the Disney Junior TV series called "Sophia the First." She becomes a princess when her mother marries a king. There is a royal sorcerer and Sophia wears an amulet around her neck. There are also Sophia dolls, etc. Could you let me know if this show is harmless and okay to view or should we discourage this for our children.”
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DB asks: “Is the
RV show
Resurrection occult or New Age in nature?”
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Due to complaints about the New Age/occult content in the wildly successful book,
Jesus Calling, which claims to have been inspired by
God Calling, a book written by two “automatic writers” who were supposedly channeling God, publisher
Thomas Nelson has purged all references to this source from new editions of the book.
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Corriann Cervantes
Hollywood depictions of the occult never include the grisly truth about what can happen to people who willingly consort with dark powers.
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Casual dabbling in the occult has resulted in a dramatic increase in the need for exorcisms to a point that it is now becoming a pastoral emergency.
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In 2009, Susan Powell, a young Salt Lake City mother of two disappeared from her home, never to be seen or heard from again. When her husband, Josh, came under suspicion for the disappearance and possible murder of his wife, he moved to Washington state. With the children sent off to live with Susan's parents during the subsequent investigation, the family home was left empty.
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Draculaura
