JH asks: "
A friend of mine has about 30-50 supplements she got at a health store that she is taking along with teas that are from India and I suspect are new age because of the description about “spiritual powers” on the label. I have suggested that she throw them out. Not all of the supplements may be new age, but her dependence on them is not showing trust in God. She has money and can afford to toss them. Do you think she should throw them away or is it permissible to use them up and not repurchase them? My thinking is that if you have holistic products in your home, you also have demons connected to them. Should we renounce our attachments to holistic products by getting rid of them and offering up any monetary loss as reparation? My own motto, is “When in doubt, throw it out!” What’s more important…trusting in supplements or trusting in God? Should anything stand in the way of our relationship with God, particularly supplements?"
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The talk all weekend was about Delaware GOP Senatorial candidate Christine O'Donnell's confessed dabbling in witchcraft during her high school years, but where was the rage when then First-Lady Hillary Clinton was taking advice from New Age guru Jean Houston who taught her how to hold imaginary conversations with the dead?
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A rash of psychic swindlers in the U.S. has many towns deciding it's time to beef up laws aimed at protecting the public from being hoodwinked out of hundreds of thousands of dollars every year by unsavory clairvoyants.
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This is a truly shocking story that I posted this morning on our Breaking News site. It's about how a grave fear of witchcraft in Nigeria has led to an alarming new trend of children being accused of being witches who are then either cast out or murdered by their families.
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Satanism is on the rise - and its cruel and despicable rituals are taking place in the backyards of America on an ever increasing basis. To follow is a chilling account about the deliberate theft of a ciborium full of consecrated hosts that appeared in the local press in Lackawanna County, Pennsylvania on August 5, 2010.
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Embattled New York Governor David Paterson, who recently dumped his reelection bid after coming under investigation in a domestic violence case, has begun wearing a kabbalah bracelet which he hopes may help to ward off some of the bad luck that has been dogging him this year.
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Pope Benedict XVI will need all the prayers he can get during his trip to the UK this September. In addition to Muslim extremists who are already threatening to infiltrate his open-air Mass in Birmingham on Sept. 19, a local "warlock" is also planning to open occult centers during the visit to lure pilgrims into the clutches of the dark arts.
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In case anyone is wondering if there's such a thing as "Satan," the following true story should serve as proof that an evil beyond our comprehension is alive and active in our world and is particularly interested in attracting young followers. But all those "harmless" books such as Harry Potter and Twilight - and all that Satanic rock featured on MTV - couldn't possibly be to blame, could they?
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This blog is from a concerned parent who received a game based on sorcery that came with a McDonald's Happy Meal. Notice the little girl's response when she saw the game - evidence of how sensitive children are to spiritual matters!
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The latest vampire thriller,
Eclipse, has sparked a bizarre trend among teen couples who are now biting each other as a sign of affection, a practice that experts say can lead to dangerous infections and the spread of sexually transmitted diseases.
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