Tryharder62
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you know what? fuck catholics. that wasn't the question.
Well, the only people who were talking had Catholic influence. You never did respond to my questions about elementals.
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you know what? fuck catholics. that wasn't the question.
It depends what you mean by "ghosts."
If the term means spirit beings, then my answer is yes. If the term means spirits of people who have died, my answer is no.
There are spirit beings who can connect with and appear in our physical world, but in my faith these are known as angels and demons.
Spirits of people who die, these spirits can only go one of two places. Nobody gets stuck on earth.
Just interesting that it is so easy for people to believe our spirits could stay here to haunt others, but it is hard for them to conceive that they just may go somewhere else.![]()
Yes, I am a sedavacantist. We haven't had a pope since Pius XII. No, we don't go to New Order 'Catholic' churches as they aren't actually Catholic, nor do they have valid priests or offer valid sacraments except Baptism. Most of the words of consecration for sacraments were altered by Vatican II, making ordinations invalid starting all the way back in 1968. For more information on that, I'd recommend their video Vatican II: Council of Apostacy. It's long, but it has lots of interesting information. Things start making sense.I checked out the website but a lot of the videos were long and I didn't have time to go indepth. So are you saying you are a sedevancantist? I hadn't heard of that before. Do you still worship with the Catholics that believe in the Popes after Vatican II? If not how do you organize? There were quite the number of reviews of the website you gave above on some Catholic sites. I guess you aren't popular among Catholics. I find things like this interesting. Thanks again for sharing.
The bible certainly does not say that death is the end. “It is appointed unto men once to die, and after this, the judgment.“ Hebrews 9:27. “Then he shall say to them also that shall be on his left hand: Depart from me, you cursed, into everlasting fire, which was prepared for the devil and his angels... And these shall go into everlasting punishment: but the just, into life everlasting.“ Matthew 25:41,46This reflects my own views.
Are there "spirit beings" that have no current scientific explanation, Yes, I believe there is a phenomena of this nature that we call ghosts.
Are there spirits of dead human beings haunting places on earth. No. I don't believe this.
I don't believe we, human beings, have spirits or souls. Death is the end. As the Bible says.
This reflects my own views.
Are there "spirit beings" that have no current scientific explanation, Yes, I believe there is a phenomena of this nature that we call ghosts.
Are there spirits of dead human beings haunting places on earth. No. I don't believe this.
I don't believe we, human beings, have spirits or souls. Death is the end. As the Bible says.

Yes, I am a sedavacantist. We haven't had a pope since Pius XII. No, we don't go to New Order 'Catholic' churches as they aren't actually Catholic, nor do they have valid priests or offer valid sacraments except Baptism. Most of the words of consecration for sacraments were altered by Vatican II, making ordinations invalid starting all the way back in 1968. For more information on that, I'd recommend their video Vatican II: Council of Apostacy. It's long, but it has lots of interesting information. Things start making sense.
So what do we do instead? Well, we generally like to keep up with the Catholic liturgy (not the updated New Order liturgy). There isn't normally a church nearby, so we just do it at home. We often practice other devotions such as the daily rosary (15 decades. We don't pray JP II's luminous mysteries), spiritual reading and/or any other devotions as we are led. There is no specific formula, but with all the craziness in the world, that sort of thing is definitely important. Do we form prayer groups? Lol. I wish. Catholics today are scattered far and wide so we generally keep to ourselvers though we often reach out to other Catholics. I'm lucky enough to be in a Catholic family. There are many Catholics out there where they converted, but none of their family converted with them. It's tough for them, but they try to manage because they know how important eternity is.
I do. I've had a couple of experiences that made me 100% certain. Also had a client who legitimately had a home that was dealing with a demon. Scary stuff...and I saw video from a third party. Still creeps me out to this day.

Well, the only people who were talking had Catholic influence. You never did respond to my questions about elementals.![]()
Man captures Gettysburg ‘ghosts’ in spine-tingling video during tour of Civil War site
Tue, 15 Sep 2020 21:03:25 GMT
A man says he captured video footage of “ghosts” during a late-night tour of the infamous Civil War battleground in Gettysburg, Pa....
On the topic of Civil war phantom sightings; I watched a documentary that offered a scientific explanation for the apparitions of Civil war soldiers marching in columns down a road, as well as sightings of apparitions in "haunted mansions".
You sure it wasn't a Twilight Zone episode called "The Passersby"?
because these things were reported but not understood, and lacking scientific knowledge, religions and cultures tried to make sense of them by using their fears, imaginations, hypotheses and theological-leanings to explain them in a way generally accepted by their populations.
elementals are not human, they are purer and older. they also have free will. ghosts, on the other hand, are remnants of human passion. strong emotion that reverberates like a bell tolling. in all of recorded history there is no account of a ghost harming a person, they're sort of like an old vinyl record with a scratch that causes the needle to gets stuck in the groove (are you old enough to understand that analogy?). elementals (see poltergeists) can cause havoc and are annoying, but never to the point of violence. one of the things i never cease to be amazed at is physicists who accept the theory of relativity (there's a recent book, i can't remember the name, which i read about 5 pages of before deciding i was too dumb to understand it. it posits that there are hundreds of variations of your life going on simultaneously in the universe.) and yet they scoff at the idea that ghosts are a sort of sense memory. i'm too drunk to continue this discussion.
Of course ghosts are real. Once, me and my friend saw a bunch of ghosts in an old abandoned hospital.
We turned a corner and there they were at the end of a long hallway. My friend turned to me and said 'are you seeing what I'm seeing?'
I replied " I sure as hell am, Easter Bunny, let's get out of here". So we left.
Thanks for that.
After the terrible news today I really needed a laugh.
I honestly didn't realize how many magical thinkers there were on this board.
I figures though.
SAD!!!
So what do you believe?
Go back a few posts.
I left a pretty detailed response on what I thought about ghosts.
Science has debunked nearly every unexplained phenomena advanced by spiritualists and ufologists.
I personally believe that people make choices, and that those who primarily make choices that grossly enrich themselves with total disregard for others are the closest thing to "evil" that exists. The scientific name for them is sociopaths. These sociopaths often have enablers who facilitate their evil deeds.
Sound familiar???
no, not reallySo you are saying that basically we believe the same thing. You are admitting that there are things that we can't touch/see/feel/taste/hear that are real - You don't know how many times I have heard that position used as evidence against the belief in a God. I know what it is, but I'm an idiot and couldn't possibly be right.![]()
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So you are saying that basically we believe the same thing. You are admitting that there are things that we can't touch/see/feel/taste/hear that are real - You don't know how many times I have heard that position used as evidence against the belief in a God. I know what it is, but I'm an idiot and couldn't possibly be right.![]()
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Oh ya, I remember vinyl records. What you said: elementals are not human, they are purer and older. they also have free will. Hmmm sounds like angels and demons to me. They are spirit beings but they have the free will to follow God or Satan.
Stay hydrated and take some tylenol. Eat a little something and get your butt back here. lol
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no, not really
i'm attributing those things as natural phenomenon, many of which we can identify and prove ('see/hear/smell' etc...,) through the benefits of man-made scientific equipment:
like a microscope allowing us to see matter too small and telescopes for distance-viewing, sensitive equipment to register the movements of the earth's crust in quakes, a simple prism to show us how 'white light' is really a bunch of different colours, satellites that can send and receive electronic messages, geiger counters to register radioactivity.
what seems otherworldly to us now may well prove to be simply more stuff we just don't understand -- yet. there may be stuff we never do, and i'm okay with that, too.
what i am not doing is attributing all those things to some supreme power.
so, no, where you are content to believe in some deity without any proof (as is your right), i believe most (if not all) is just stuff we just don't know yet and am content to live knowing i'll likely not know most of it.
no, elementals are not related to humans. angels and demons are supposedly messengers from the divine. elementals were here, are here, have no relation to humans. they just exist on the same plane (sp?) and they aren't too happy about it.