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Its also a minuscule number of people executed for witchcraft, or by Catholic Church authorities in general, in Ireland (I think about 5 people over 1,600 years of history). Its much more a feature of more Protestant countries.

The Occult world claim the Jesuits as part of their realm now, because of the influence of Teilhard, hence what Zipporah says about real witches quoting him is unfortunately quite believable.

Is that Lamarkian then, Tiger?

The crazy level of bias against religion in academia is the thing that struck me, its very true. You know if anybody out there has been educated in Ireland in the last few decades there is no question but that they have been exposed to a vast amount of lies and misinformation about the Catholic...

Excellent video Tiger, surely atheists cannot really argue back against that logic...

Which brings us to the next point, did they consult written Roman records from or to Pilate which helped them in writing the historical references listed above? I would say that it is very likely they did, especially when you consider what Philo said about an incident when the Jews wrote to the...

From the first chapter of http://www.orwellianireland.com/proofs.pdf : "Firstly we have the Jewish writer Philo (c.20BC-40AD) of Alexandria, who in writing about his Embassy to Gaius in c.39/40 AD relates this anecdote about Pilate, which captures a little bit of the tense atmosphere between...

The "story" of Jesus is written down in four contemporary or near contemporary accounts and is corroborated, not in every respect admittedly, by about two seperate Jewish and two Roman historians. These accounts are similar to any modern day eye witness accounts and are not remotely similar to...

"Another area of interest is incorruptible saints. Their non embalmed bodies have lasted in tact for centuries with no viable medical explanation." Yes absolutely, another fascinating area, but if you go into it in a big way you find some of the corpses were waxed, to preserve them in older...

Yes Hoyle is very much worth quoting on this subject, and he was a very highly respected scientist. Anyway I was just wondering what is the story that atheists have about possessions and Exorcists and all that? Its very hard to dismiss all the latter as liars, which is presumably the atheist...