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Friday, January 19, 2007
HELllo!!!! hahha i am currently in my dad's office...
wells, i have got nth to do at the moment... so i did
some wikipedia researches...its pretty i have to say!
i leanrt much things online... haha
i learn the omakse is (with protection)
AND AND!! onegaishima if i am not worng meanz( a jap meal
that is cooked specially but the chef! not in the menu)
-okay here are stories on exorcism,wordy but interesting!-
An exorcism at a convent in the small Romanian town of
Tanacu resulted in the death of Maricica Irina Cornici,
a twenty-three-year-old nun who said she heard the devil
telling her she was sinful. With assistance from four nuns,
priest Daniel Corogeanu bound Cornici to a cross, gagged
her mouth with a towel, and left her for three days
without food or water. The ritual, the priest explained,
was an effort to drive devils out of the woman. Cornici
was found dead on June 15; an autopsy found she had died
of suffocation and dehydration. Cornici, who had a history
of schizophrenia, reportedly had recently visited the
convent and soon after joined the order. The Orthodox
Church admitted that Corogeanu had been ordained as a
priest without completing his theological studies, and
condemned Cornici's death.
While many Americans likely think of exorcisms as relics
of the Dark Ages, exorcisms have been (and continue to be)
performed, often on people who are emotionally and mentally
disturbed. Whether those undergoing the exorcism are truly
possessed by spirits or demons is another matter entirely.
Most often, exorcisms are done on people of strong religious
faith. To the extent that exorcisms "work," it is primarily
due to the power of suggestion and the placebo effect. If
you believe you are possessed, and that a given ritual
will cleanse you, then it just might.
ANOTHER ONE!
A 2001 book on the topic, Michael Cuneo's American Exorcism:
Expelling Demons in the Land of Plenty, found no reason
to think that anything supernatural occurs during exorcisms.
After attending fifty exorcisms, Cuneo is unequivocal
about the fact that he saw nothing supernatural--and
certainly nothing remotely resembling the events
depicted in the 1973 blockbuster film The Exorcist.
No spinning heads, levitation, or poltergeists were seen,
though many involved some cursing, spitting, or vomiting.
This is not the first time that exorcisms have cost innocent
lives. On August 22, 2003, an autistic eight-year-old boy
in Milwaukee was bound in sheets and held down by church
members during a prayer service held to exorcise the
evil spirits they blamed for his condition. An autopsy
found extensive bruising on the back of the child's neck
and concluded that he died of asphyxiation.
-HERE IS THE STORY OF THE BOY!-
On Friday, August 22, 2003, eight-year-old Terrance Cottrell,
Jr., who suffers from autism, was wrapped in sheets and
held down by church members during a prayer service held
to exorcise the evil spirits they blamed for his condition.
According to the New York Times, "[h]is shirt was drenched
in sweat when the church members who were holding him down,
saying they wanted to rid him of demons, finally noticed
that he was dead. He had urinated on himself, and his
small, brown face had a bluish cast."
According to the medical examiner, there was extensive
bruising on the back of the little boy's neck and it
appeared that he died of mechanical asphyxiation from
pressure placed on his chest. Pat Cooper, the boy's mother,
told investigators that she held down one of Terrance's
feet, while other women held down other parts of his body.
Ray Anthony Hemphill, the preacher who led the spiritual
healing service, held the boy's head and body down.
Cooper said Hemphill's knee was pressed into the boy's
chest at one point, but Hemphill, who weighs nearly
150 pounds, said that he at times lay on top of the
boy, chest to chest. About two hours into the praying
and the struggling, Hemphill got up but Terrance was
still. -f************ STUPID PLS! LIE FOR 2 HRS-
-SURELY DIE LAH! 150 POUNDS!!!CONVERT TO KG IS ABT
187.5 KG IF I AM NOT WRONG~-
-STUPID STUPID STUPID!-
[In the past
ten years, there have been at least four other
exorcism-related deaths in the United States, two of
the victims children.]
-HAIS SO SAD-
-THIS PART IS DISGUISING!!! YIKES-
There are even more murders caused by belief in demons,
such as those of Texas mothers Andrea Yates
(who drowned three of her children in an effort to exorcise
the devil from herself in 2001) and Dena Schlosser
(who cut the arms off of her eleven-month-old girl while
listening to religious hymns in 2004)!!!! -GROSS RIGHT-
A film about an exorcism death is scheduled to appear
in theaters in September. The Exorcism of Emily Rose,
starring Laura Linney and Campbell Scott, was
"inspired by true events" -MEANING NOT TRUE PLS~-
surrounding a priest accused of negligence resulting
in the death during an exorcism of a nineteen-year-old
woman. The real event reportedly occurred in Bavaria in the 1970s.
-HAHA I REMEMBER WATCHING THIS AT PINKO'S HSE WITH
MEL,LL,PAPA,NAT,RED,WEI JIN,SHU WEN...BLAH BLAH!
I RMB NAT FREAKING SCARED FACE!!!WT...HHAHAA I
ENJOYED LAUGHING AT HIM...-
-LAST ONE~-
Dennis Rader's pastor sought permission to perform a
jailhouse exorcism on the BTK killer but authorities
wouldn't allow it, the Rev. Michael Clark told an
Overland Park audience Sunday.
Clark believes demonic forces drove Rader to murder
10 victims in the Wichita area, he said at Holy
Cross Lutheran Church.
In response to an audience member's question,
the Lutheran pastor said he spoke at length
with the Sedgwick County sheriff about performing
the exorcism. The sheriff politely refused to allow
it, Clark said.
"Dennis was influenced, I believe, by some kind of
demonic force and that played a role in the choices
and decisions he made," Clark said earlier in his
speech, adding that Rader still had a choice in
how to react to the demons.
Being possessed doesn't mean Rader is some type
of monster, said Clark, the pastor of Christ Lutheran
Church in Wichita. Instead, he said there was something
inside Rader that drove him to kill. Rader even
recognized this when he wrote to the media, saying
there was a monster inside him that he couldn't
control, Clark said.
When the media and psychologists tried to
explain what drove Rader to murder his victims,
they only looked at answers that could be measured
and tested, Clark said. They overlooked the spiritual forces.
A year ago, Clark said, he would have chased anyone
out of his office who suggested that demonic
possession was possible. He did not believe in that
line of theological thought. Clark believed that
Satan was the "personification of evil of the
human condition."
But his dealings with Rader, who had become the
congregation's president not long before his arrest,
have dramatically altered Clark's belief in evil.
Clark first found out that Rader was a suspect in
the BTK murders after a detective showed up at
Clark's office in February looking for evidence.
Rader last year confessed and was convicted of
killing 10 persons between 1974 and 1991. He is
serving 10 consecutive life terms. Rader called
himself BTK for his preferred method to "bind,
torture and kill."
Clark said Rader's evil was not only felt by the
victims and the victims' families , but by Rader's
family, those who knew him and the church's congregation.
"There were and still are a lot of people still
in pain — there is no question about that," Clark said.
Clark accepted questions from members of the audience,
one of whom asked if Rader had shown any remorse.
"I can't go there," Clark answered. "I would
be betraying confidentiality."
In hindsight, nothing indicated Rader was a
serial killer, Clark said. He was a respected
member of the congregation and a church leader.
Clark often would turn to Rader if something
needed to be done.
When asked why God let Rader prey upon his victims
and cause so much pain, Clark said God gave us free
will to make choices.
"There are times where demonics enter our mind and
our soul which causes us to make bad decisions," Clark said.
-WELLS THATS ALL! I KNOW MANY WONT READ...SOO YEAH
WADEVA...THOSE ARE COOL STORIES ON EXORCISE!ITS
REALLY SCARY I HAVE TO SAY AS THOSE WHO ARE
UNDERGOING THESE PAIN ARE THOSE WHO LOVE
GOD SOO...THEY ARE THOSE WHO ARE THE STRONG
BELIEVERS...I GUESS ITS THE PRICE TO PAY IF YOU
WANNA BE AN ANGEL...I BELIEVE ITS THE SAME PRICE
THAT JESUS PAID BEFORE HE BECAME KING!-
Xue Hua
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