Yesterday, via the Cults podcast, I heard for the first time about The Church of Euthanasia. I'm serious. By the time I got halfway through the podcast, I was convinced that there truly is what I call everyday demonic activity.
If Satan's intent is to destroy men by inverting everything about God's love for us, then he totally has won with the people involved in this so-called "church". If what was said in this podcast about the members of this cult, this is how Satan manifests in them:
- They are not just opposed to God's plan of procreation but are also gleefully in favor of such things as cannibalism, sodomy, abortion, and suicide. The cannibalism is rationalized by saying that the eating of already-dead people (such as accident victims) is better than the eating of animals and that the human flesh of the dead is just going to waste. They advocate sodomy as a way to have sex without fear of procreation. Suicide and abortion is their idea of ways to stop overpopulation.
- The founder of the "church" claims to have first become aware of the "problem" of humanity as a ten-year-old child when he began to think of humans as just meat. He (or she) also had a dream-contact with what I believe is a demon. Whatever it was, it gave Korda the ideas for the basis of what later became this "church".
- One of the quotes from Korda leaped out at me when I heard the Crowley phrase of "do what thy wilt". How unoriginally demonic is that?
- Korda has a lot of identity confusion. Korda was born a male but identifies as a female, so I'm not even sure how to refer to the person.
- That Korda who is so opposed to religion and organized society, I find it odd that he/she has a "church" that is organized with titles such as reverend, bishop, sister, brother, etc., and also designed a symbol that he/she wants to be recognized the way the Christian cross is.
I seriously want to tell anyone who doesn't believe in the existence of Satan and other demons to explain Korda. Explain such vehement resistance to a God that atheists claim doesn't exist.
By the way, I haven't finished listening to the podcast. It's so disturbing that I'm not sure that I will complete it. One part of me wants to pray for Korda while the other part of me is just disgusted. More than anything, I pray that the Lord returns and end all this nonsense. In the meantime, I am praying for Korda and the people who are involved in that cult.
Peace
--Free
