Sick of the Dark Side

Tamelyn Carmon got so immersed into the occult that it actually made her physically sick (story aired on The 700 Club).
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[Spiritree41]

Oh my Goddess you saved my life. I am around so many christians until im questioning my on sanity. Why does her mental illness have to be because she studied the spirit world? I am so sick of this persecution from the masses. Thank you for posting what I want to say and cant get it out like I want to. Its good to know sometimes Im not alone.

[WeAreMany1707]

also why is it that every BS story i hear involves the 700 club

why dont you try church or a real priest/paster who studied theology instead of always turning to some BS tv channel

[HisWayCallsUs]

the only thing is, i still doubt i my heart whether or not im forgiven.. becuase of the things i did, or rather,.,.. the things i mite have done.

[HisWayCallsUs]

my story is alot like this one. i came to christ, but i had lost my faith becuase before that time i suffered from a type of OD from drugs that messed up my mental health, or so i thought. from then on i went into witch craft, and mainly was a practicing psychic. i tried to turn from taht stuff and come back to god, but a few of the times i became religious instead, and i fell away. but now, after years i have orsaken all of the above and am trying, with his help to live the christian life right

[XHaileyXkoalaX]

Candle worshiping?...... XD not a thing

[GrandLupineBiped]

@Spiritree41 As a Luciferian, though I am not assuming you are one, I can certainly understand your point! We are the ones who have been exterminated throughout the ages and yet we are the ones that are said to abhor life! Whatever your path may be, I wish you well on it. Ave Satanas-Luciferi

[graceinmay]

@diyethics2 Christians are also being persecuted in Pakistan, North Korea, and many other countries this day. Baha'is are persecuted in Iran, Ahmadis are persecuted across the Muslim world, aministic peoples are persecuted by Christians and Muslims, and none of it is right. Instead of getting angry, I pray, for the persecuted, and the persecutors, and for grace and peace. I write letters, stand up for people, and live and let live. It helps, and works, too.

[graceinmay]

@diyethics2 Many religious groups have been and are being violently killed around the world. Ask Ahmadis, Baha'is, and others, that persecution is real, and takes diverse forms. But a video of a former Baha'i or Ahmadi sharing why they left their faith is not a call to genocide. It may offend those still following that faith, but it's not dangerous propaganda. Let Christians be Christians, treat others with the respect you would request, and realize that conversions happen, both ways.

[graceinmay]

@diyethics2 D, a testimony video is a far cry from a call to genocide. Conpared to, say, the contents of fliers calling for the deaths of Jews, Ahmadis, and other violently persecuted groups around the world, a testimony video is a person's story. No one is threatening anyone or inciting violence, D, and the appropriate thing to do would be to disagree, and get on with your life. No one is threatening you, bro. Calm down, and move on.

[diyethics2]

@graceinmay your ill informed, maby i feel i can dispute such matters based on the genocide of a large number of pagans? this video is propaganda and propaganda can cause fear and hate! and when she uses indecisive and incorrect language i can tell its a lie! and this video is irrelevant anyway more pagans come from Christianity then Christians from paganism.

[graceinmay]

@diyethics2 No, I'm not, friend. I am stating that using subjective and potentially divisive language in a religious video in which a testimony is being shared is not violence. Check out videos from professed former Christians, Hindus, Muslims, etc. Such language is often used, and people should respect others' testimonies. Stating a description is not violence. Threatening people on-line with violence,. however, would qualify.

[diyethics2]

@graceinmay this is a digital attack, violence can be verbal, are you just making things up as you go along?? bigot!