Posted on 09/02/2009 12:03:14 PM PDT by GonzoII
Folks, EWTN has made available on-line a very interesting series originally published in L'Osservatore Romano, entitled, Sects and Satanic Cults. It consists of six articles dealing with various aspects (phenomenological, anthropological, psychological, legal, doctrinal and pastoral) of the growing and disturbing phenomenon of practices connected with the cult of satanic sects. The essays have been prepared in collaboration with the Bologna-based Organization for Research and Information on Sects, while adoctrinal reflection has been written by Bishop Angelo Scola through the good offices of the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith.
What follows is EWTN's summary of each article. I think they are worth your time reading.
1. Phenomenon of Satanism in Contemporary Society - Giuseppe Ferarri...
(Excerpt) Read more at vivificat1.blogspot.com ...
“Sects and Satanic Cults”...You can start with ISLAM!
...and end with the White house.
And also the Democrat Party!
http://www.goodfight.org/store/resources_video_tstsfrar10.html
They Sold Souls for Rock N Roll - at Goodfight.org
Watch for free on YouTube in 10 min sections - you will never want to listen to secular music again - explains the last 50 years in part.
Free on Youtube - start with this one - they all are 10 mins - just follow to the next after complete
I wonder if there’s a sequel about dancing coming out any time soon.
All I know for certain is this. If you play an album backwards you ruin the needle.
For later read.
Don’t laugh this off folks. It is real.
?taht gniod uoy erew yhW
Heh, heh. Trying to find out if John was dead? The whole CD...digital thing really ruined the reverse subliminal bit. Just one more bit of pop culture shot to hell by technology.
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