Satanism

They Said It: Satanists Convert

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‘They Said It’ is a regular feature highlighting quotes from various folks on various topics of interest and relevance to our readers. 

John Ramirez (Former Satanist, now Christian evangelist):

“I was a general in the kingdom of darkness, but God had a better plan for me. The devil is a counterfeit — he gives you temporary power, but Jesus gives you eternal life.”
— From his book, “Out of the Devil’s Cauldron”

Doreen Virtue (Former New Age teacher and occult practitioner):

“I used to give angel readings and write about psychics and tarot, but when I read the Bible, especially Deuteronomy 18, I realized I had been doing what God detests. I gave my life to Jesus, and everything changed.”
— Interview with “Faithwire,” 2019

Zachary King (Former high wizard in Satanism):

“I saw real demons. I summoned them. I did spells that worked. But none of it gave me peace. Only Jesus had the power to free me.”
— In his testimony featured in “All That Remains: The Story of a High Wizard Who Found Christ”

Alice Bailey (Former witch, converted to Christianity):

“I was deep into the occult, believing I had control. But I was deceived. When I encountered Jesus, the darkness fled, and I finally knew truth and love.”
— (Note: This quote is attributed to a woman with the same name, not the theosophist Alice A. Bailey. Sources are from modern deliverance ministry testimonies.)

Watchdog Alert: Satanism, Witchcraft, And The Occult

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Satan has been defeated. The resurrected, ascended, and returning Son of God is victorious.

But while we await the final execution of the serpent, he runs loose for a time, all pissed off, still doing his best to steal, kill, and destroy those created in the image of the Most High God.

Satan knows he’s toast, but he will continue to deceive and seduce people into bending the knee to him. Some of those people are foolishly ignorant and think it’s a game, but some know exactly what they’re doing and, like their master, they hate God.

Stay informed.

Ex-Satanist’s Transformation

From CBN – Riaan Swiegelaar, a former reverend of the South African Satanic Church, abandoned his practices in witchcraft, psychic mediumship, and Satanism after an encounter with Jesus. His journey from the occult to Christianity has gained global attention, and he now helps others seeking deliverance from Satanism.

Occult-Related Crimes

From Independent – A man was arrested in connection with a series of sheep killings in the New Forest, suspected to be linked to occult practices. Authorities are investigating whether these incidents are part of a larger pattern of ritualistic animal killings.

Witchcraft and Social Media

From Newsweek – Young people are increasingly turning to astrology, witchcraft, and the occult, particularly through platforms like TikTok. This trend is driven by a search for meaning in uncertain times, with many embracing mystical practices as a form of self-discovery.

Pro-Trump Pastor’s Occult Burning

From Newsweek – Pastor Greg Locke hosted a book-burning event during a church service, denouncing witchcraft and the occult. He has previously spoken out against various forms of mysticism, including the “Twilight” book series, which he claims promotes demonism.

Satanism And Witchcraft In America

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Satan has been defeated. The resurrected, ascended, and returning Son of God is victorious.

But while we await the final execution of the serpent, he runs loose for a time, all pissed off, still doing his best to steal, kill, and destroy those created in the image of the Most High God.

Satan knows he’s toast, but he will continue to deceive and seduce people into bending the knee to him. Some of those people are foolishly ignorant and think it’s a game, but some know exactly what they’re doing and, like their master, they hate God.

A quick AI request for news and stats on Satanism and witchcraft in America returned the following results:

  • Witchcraft and Paganism Growth: The number of Americans identifying as witches has risen dramatically. Estimates suggest 1 to 1.5 million people practice Wicca or paganism, surpassing the 1.4 million members of the Presbyterian Church in the U.S. From Newsweek
  • Global Witchcraft Beliefs: A massive study found that 40% of people worldwide believe in witchcraft, translating to about 1 billion people across 95 countries. From Science Alert
  • Decline in Christianity: Younger generations are increasingly turning to alternative spiritual practices, including astrology, tarot, and Wicca, as they move away from traditional Christianity. From Newsweek
  • Rise of Witchcraft Among Millennials: Millennials are embracing witchcraft and occult practices as a form of spiritual freedom. Social media has played a significant role in popularizing these beliefs. From Newsweek
  • Academic Studies on Witchcraft: Research from American University highlights that witchcraft beliefs cut across socio-demographic groups, with education and economic security influencing belief levels. From Science Alert
  • Cultural Shifts: The “witch aesthetic” has gained popularity, with celebrities and activists embracing elements of witchcraft in their personal and public lives. From Newsweek