Thanks for a very perceptive and well-developed interview by James Delingpole and equally entertaining and coherent arguments and musings from David Gosselin. Very impressive and important.
That is an important analysis. Where the argument may say denying demons exist is dangerous, the same can be said for convincing people that the power of their existence, that only they tap into, may be far more dangerous a belief. I agree with Matt's underplaying it. Their whole game is shaping false realities, creating a narrative that empowers them. Psychological manifestations? Are they real or simply magic tricks? That's why they love the druggings, slasher movies, sick art, etc. Fear conjures imaginary things. I have absolutely no doubt that regardless of the breakdown of the numbers or percentages the good IS far more powerful which is why they never want people to understand that power.
Thanks for a very perceptive and well-developed interview by James Delingpole and equally entertaining and coherent arguments and musings from David Gosselin. Very impressive and important.
That is an important analysis. Where the argument may say denying demons exist is dangerous, the same can be said for convincing people that the power of their existence, that only they tap into, may be far more dangerous a belief. I agree with Matt's underplaying it. Their whole game is shaping false realities, creating a narrative that empowers them. Psychological manifestations? Are they real or simply magic tricks? That's why they love the druggings, slasher movies, sick art, etc. Fear conjures imaginary things. I have absolutely no doubt that regardless of the breakdown of the numbers or percentages the good IS far more powerful which is why they never want people to understand that power.