[Apologetics] Luciferian Death Cult

[Stuart D. Gathman]

On Thu, 7 Oct 2004, Jim Murphy wrote:

> As usual I have no idea what your talking about. Please address the
> issue.

a) Every fraternity at GMU (where I graduated) that I heard about from
   friends at GMU fellowship who converted/"got saved" at college
   had similar rituals.  For instance, Jack Greenfield's fraternity
   required initiates to go to a cemetery at night, dig up a skull, light
   a candle and place it inside the skull, and then drive a dagger
   through a Bible by the candlelight.  (This, of course, made him
   worry about whether he was too far gone to be saved.)

   Every Fraternity at any other secular university that I every heard
   any details about had similar rituals.

   This is why neither I nor any of my Christian friends ever joined any
   fraternities/sororities.

   It seems that Satanic rituals were the "in thing" for fraternities
   when we were in school.  I haven't investigated, but I am assuming
   that todays clubs and fraternities include some form of perverted orgy as
   well.

b) George Bush, at least, renounced all such evils of his past life
   following his conversion.

c) Since fraternity and weird occultic club membership is nearly universal -
   especially at Ivy League schools - I can't see why having been a
   member of such makes a secular university graduate stand out as
   particularly evil.  The unusual case would be someone who avoided
   such membership.

d) My sarcastic response was occasioned by my distain for argument by
   innuendo.  In its extreme form, the primary evidence supporting a
   charge is the seriousness of the charge.  In its more subtle form,
   the primary evidence is certain facts which are presented as unusual
   and unique to the subject of the charge, but which in fact are very
   common, or even ubiquitous.  For example, "Both Governor Bush and Cheney
   once worked for a company that did business with the Saudi's".  Ooooooh.  
   He must be in league with them!  A certain popular movie documentary
   contains nothing *but* argument by innuendo.

   Remind me never to run for office, because my company has worked for
   Jordan, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, and United Arab Emirates.  I have
   even used the late King Hussein's palace bathroom.  (Real gold towel
   bars, toilet paper holders, and trim.  Royal purple towels.)

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