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Kenneth Deel - Demonologist (Catholic faith)

Kenneth Deel


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Age: 48
Sign: Scorpio

City: SPRINGFIELD
State: MISSOURI
Country: US
Signup Date: 11/26/2006

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Tuesday, September 16, 2008 

Category: Religion and Philosophy

Many have are aware how difficult it can be to get help through the Catholic church.
That nightmarish "Red tape", Liberal priest whom don't even consider the devil and his minions might be active in this day of age.  As this resource has closed it doors so type for "Deliverance" help often we go to Others Christian Denominations.I contacted Client recently, found he is doing well. That's good. An "Assemblies of God" Church ministry did another deliverance session with him. And he is doing better.
This client "was" Catholic, as I see with Demonbuster.com many protestants are quite prejudice against the Catholic Faith. They had him renounce him Catholic faith, Rebuked the Demon of Catholicism, Had him renounce the saints mentioned in prayers I HAD SENT HIM.Even renounce the "Trinity", see some of the fundamentalist believe just because the word 'trinity' is used to describe a pagan deity, the thinking is in that if also OUR (Catholics) reference to this is the origin.  I am so tired of people who don't read and research to evolve beyond "ignorant".
(BTW, You self-proclaimed "Dr." scientist out there who criticize my work, you are next on my list of rants.. as this also applies to you!)
So I guess I'll be adding more to my writing in a  sort of "Catholicism for Dumb-A$$es" (pardon my french), It is the HOLY TRINITY (Which means "Holy three" for you fundamentalist out there), God the father, God the Son and God the Holy Spirit.These so-called Christians also say we do the sign of the cross as an "Upside down cross", calling us "Satanic" how absurd!
Read more of these things here:

"Christians" Bashing Catholics + some Catholic Deliverance Differences
Yes, I have written of this before, it is said I can safely turn to other Christian denominations in my growing network of "deliverance teams", without first asking a few questions so I know they are not "Catholic haters" for one. 
Thank you for you time. If you are Catholic, feel free to give Kudos, if you are not please voice your opinions on this absurdity.
Thanks.
God Bless,
KD

10:47 PM
 
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Daniel

 
Hey KD,
I am really sorry to hear that. I dialogue with Christians of other denominations (and "non denominations") in an effort to try and help them understand their misconceptions of our faith. It is amazing to see how often their idea of Catholicism is no where near the mark of what we teach or believe. There are open minded people who say, "Well then what DO you believe about such and such a belief,?" but a lot more that simply get their misconceptions from Anti-Catholic websites or their Pope, err I mean Church Pastor, and won't budge with any kind of evidence to the contrary of their misconceptions. Once people do let me show them what we truly believe, through the Scriptures and the CCC, it is always neat to show them the writings of the Early Fathers because ever since the earliest Christian (Catholic) writing, the beliefs and Biblical interpretations have been 100% Catholic. You won't find a single Protestant doctrine that is opposed to Catholicism ANYWHERE until the Reformation. It's odd that there are over 38,000 "Christian" groups who interpret the Bible differently, but only One Christian faith that mirrors the original Christians and they are us Catholics (well, us and the Orthodox for the most Part. I hope we come back together soon) , Biblically and historically. Anyway, I will be praying for your efforts to inform people of the Truth of our faith. Let me know if I can do anything ok? =) May the peace of the Lord be with you!

~Dan
 
Posted by Daniel on Wednesday, September 17, 2008 - 12:48 AM
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Dan
Dan Sealana

 
I'm lucky (blessed) to belong to a religious order that is open and active in deliverance ministry. Otherwise, these folks will go elsewhere (protestant churches, or, much worse, psychics are new age healers).

We definitely need more education about these type of subjects in the RC church.
 
Posted by Dan on Wednesday, September 17, 2008 - 12:54 AM
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HAUNTEDERIE PA!
BethLisa's resale BurtonPlaza

 
Getting someone to rebuke their faith seems demonic in itself..
I'm super Catholic- kids in Catholic schools- I work in a convent everyday!! Sisters of Mercy.
On another note sort of::I was talking the other day to a nun who worked as a chaplian in the hospitals most of her life. (Afew I let know about my ghost obsession) and she told me that some of the pateints over the years actually asked for exorsims before they died( or thought they might before surgery). She said that she was part of 3. I guess in the hospitals they oblidge you on that request..anyway- she said she never seen anything out of the normal happening during- but the people were very happy to be getting this done, and always at the end- HAPPY. The catholic priests did this...without any permission..is this the norm?
my spell check is lost to never land- forgive.
beth
 
Posted by HAUNTEDERIE PA! on Monday, September 29, 2008 - 3:50 AM
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Luke the Scotch Irish
Lucas Mayes

 
I have seen much as a fellow catholic in my region of these protestant deliverance tems. I found that the book "Born Fundamentalist Born Again Catholic" by David Currie offers all the reasons why a fundamentalist should look inot the catholic faith for deeper religious understanding as well as many questions David produced to his elders, whom unable to answer led to his conversion to catholicsm. Its a great book with many views from a fundamentalists side fo how many see the catholic practitioners. These views were essential to the answers found in the book and have helped stop a lot of the fighting between friends of mine whom are both protestants or catholics.
 
Posted by Luke the Scotch Irish on Monday, October 06, 2008 - 7:51 PM
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