http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V6fJXKREk5M
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Interesting video link!
I do not anthropomorphize - meaning I do not put a human-like face on evil. So I do not feel passionate about this. I do not even look at it as Satanic actually but more educational, to teach people what a Black Mass looks like. It seems to be in the basement of a bar on the campus, and may not even be produced by any club at all but is a advertisement for the pub to bring in business.
If I were in Boston, I would likely attend for education purposes only and I would be very careful not to give out any information about myself to Satanists, as I do with Christians when I attend Christianity Explored at a nearby Christian church. But then I do not believe that there will be any manifestations indicating these people conducting the Black Mass are doing anything but a bunch of dogmatic ritual.
If they do produce any Satanic manifestation I would certainly like to be there to witness that!
Did anyone catch around 4:25 the priest's voice changed to that devil-voice they use in the movies? So is this clip a parody or is it not meant to be unbiased?
Me personally: I wouldn't go out of my way to attend that ritual, though it may be intriguing, because of the spiritual warfare that would occur between the Holy Spirit in me and the dark spirits. That's like playing with fire I don't need to play with.
Wanted to add: I believe they have a right to do their ritual as much as I have a right to worship the Heavenly Father.
Yes, I noticed and that really put me off from lending credit and perceiving any authority for the Christian side of this issue.
I am convinced there will be many YouTube videos made of this by cell phone. I want a look.
Thank you for the update!
I find the parallel between government and Lucifer very interesting. Both were created by greater powers, and both have turned against, and work to deny its creator. Seems to fit, 'as above is below'.
Yeah "above" and "below" might be relative to the speaker.
Quote:
Theosophy presented itself publicly as the great lover of all religions. In so doing it attracted followers from all religious denominations, all parts of the world, and from all levels of society. Yet from the beginning Theosophy was a religion of atheists. (from page 100 of Why Things Are the Way They Area)
Related: Chapter 14, Page 97 of Why Things Are the Way They Are (by Erica Carle) (thread); direct link to PDF book.Quote:
Follow the Theosophists whom Atheists venerate, and you will be friends of Science and enemies of religion. -Colonel Olcott