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Dinos Living Underground? Demons in spaceships?
I'm only looking for information with this, not an argument. Someone here wrote the following today --
"Antichrist is an evil flying pale gay Jew-mason from tribe of Dan with red eyes. He's possessed by Satan since he's 12 years old. He's born to a 12th generation prostitute. He's surrounded by demons who appear as angels of light.
666 is given by lasers (isotope rays) when people stretch hands to receive plastic grey card (world passport).
Praying head down + on knees (the way Muslims do) is devil worship. Kabalists pray the same way; they pray for the imminent arrival of the antichrist.
Dinosaurs live under our level. They will get out thru sinkholes and lakes. To kill them, go for their nerves.
Demons will invite people to be healed in their UFO ships. Don't go."
I realize that the vast majority of Christians do not believe this, but can someone shed a light on which groups teach this?
What is the basis/origin of these beliefs?
I'm just after info to research not an argument.
Atheist Grandma
No, Fireball is pretty mainstream. Rules forbid calling people out so I'm not going to give the user's name, but I've actually heard some of this from 2 or 3 different people. Today's post was just the most detailed. He labeled himself "Orthodox."
I honestly just want to research this, so if anyone can point me in the right direction that would be great.
I realize this group(s) is far from any mainstream Christian belief system.
Thanks for any help.
3 Answers
- MackenzieLv 78 years agoFavorite Answer
Is that the user who's name starts with D and has 6 letters? Sounds like it.
Those beliefs really have little to do with Christianity and are pretty much fringe conspiracy theorists... there is no accepted Christian basis for beliefs like that.
ETA no it's not Fireball; Fireball does not ramble on, and adheres to more traditional Methodist beliefs.
- Mark S, JPAALv 78 years ago
How can you research insanity? This person has clearly been huffing glue out of a paper bag. The sentences don't even make sense!