This "Possession Test" Worked TOO Well | Exorcisms & Skepticism w/ Fr. Carlos Martins

In this clip, Fr. Carlos Martins explains why exorcists MUST be skeptics. He explains the tests that he uses to identify when someone is truly possessed.
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[@michaelcallisto]

The Exorcist Files podcast series is amazing!

[@JesusChristEmmanuel]

Glory be to the Father, and to the Son, and to the Holy Spirit. As it was in the beginning, is now, and ever shall be, world without end. Amen.

[@anng.4542]

A lot of viewers seem to be confusing this channel with the work of William Lane Craig. THIS IS NOT A PROTESTANT CHANNEL. Please stop posting attack comments against the Church that Jesus founded (Matthew 16:18).

[@mrmaat]

Mohammed (aas) is the last prophet. This man is making up fantasies.

[@Rabbinicphilosophyforthewin]

I so agree. Never attack the church in Jerusalem that Jesus founded.

[@andreasmoser2362]

Never heard of William Lane Craig, and keeping it that way.

[@bbakleh]

Someone is still claiming that the orthodox is the really true church, please leave us and go to mount Athos and stay there, you are needed there not here

[@gobgaming2725]

This channel is a Christian channel, Protestant and Catholic, and all the rest. It’s the goal to answer objections regarding what is called “mere Christianity”

[@coffeecupcraftswithkelly2826]

I so enjoy listening and learning from Fr. Martins. Regardless if anyone is Catholic, Protestant, Jewish, Muslim, Atheist or Agnostic or any other religion, there are angels and demons. Spiritual warfare is prolific and everywhere. You may not believe in the Devil/Satan (which makes him extremely happy), but he believes in you.

[@JezuesChavez]

I though Hod locked up all the fallen angels? Jude 1:6 6 And the angels who did not keep their positions of authority but abandoned their proper dwelling-these he has kept in darkness, bound with everlasting chains for judgment on the great Day - They seem locked up and put away. are there spirits besides the locked up? Are they somewhere in the bible?

[@highroller-jq3ix]

Regardless of whether atheism isn't actually a religion, angels and demons are fictional fairy tale beings. Why the hell would imaginary Satan care whether I believed in it? How could it harvest my imaginary soul if I didn't believe in it?

[@mandiganal]

Stop this nonsense, all scripted and fooling people …. Bring Sadguru on to the show, he will clear this madness

[@MissMariaBennet]

A heads-up. I get advertisments for psychic readings and contact with mediums on this video. Not very pleasant but if people are curious they may fall into something shady.

[@malirk]

Realize that KZbin lumps exorcisms in the same category as beliefs in psychics and mediums. Think about it...

[@CapturingChristianity]

Thanks, but there's not much I can do about that, unfortunately.

[@jamesjohnson-en3cu]

Agreed. There is danger in falling for such supernatural nonsense.

[@MidMo4020]

That’s interesting, I’m getting ads for products of a very adult nature. I didn’t know YT even allowed ads for these things.

[@malirk]

@@MidMo4020 KZbin often uses things like search history or cookies on your computer to pick ads for you.

[@orthodox_gentleman]

Great video! Just wanted to share some insights from both Orthodox and Catholic teachings on this topic: Orthodox Teachings: • Created Being: The devil, known as Satan, is a fallen angel and a created being, not omnipresent. • Limited Presence: He can’t be everywhere at once. His influence is widespread but relies on a network of demons. • Spiritual Warfare: Believers engage in spiritual warfare, but the devil is always under God’s sovereign control. Catholic Teachings: • Created Being: Similar to Orthodox belief, the devil is a created being and a fallen angel. • Not Omnipresent: Only God is omnipresent. The devil, being finite, cannot be everywhere simultaneously. • Demonic Influence: Demons, including the devil, can exert influence in many places rapidly due to their spiritual nature, which is not bound by physical constraints like humans. To clarify, the priest might have meant that demons can have a pervasive influence, not that they are truly omnipresent. Omnipresence is a divine attribute belonging only to God. Both traditions agree that the devil’s power and presence are limited and always subject to God’s ultimate authority. Hope this helps clarify! 🙏

[@jesussaves4634]

Nice read, thanks for sharing!

[@rebeccadespain6159]

Even as a Protestant, I was taught God is omnipresent. Angels, including the fallen angels, are not omnipresent. There is a passage in Daniel 10:13. That talks about an angel of the Lord being held up by a demonic force for 21 days.

[@bud384]

I'm a protestant and i don't believe either angels or fallen angels are omipresent. However they may know a lot more as spirits without shells, not to mention there are multitudes of them who are interconnected and can communicate to one another in a much more advanced way

[@JesusChristEmmanuel]

Hail Mary, Full of Grace, The Lord is with thee. Blessed art thou among women, and blessed is the fruit of thy womb, Jesus. Holy Mary, Mother of God, pray for us sinners now, and at the hour of our death. Amen.

[@Biglenny-v9r]

You climbed mountains and built skyscrapers. You made TV shows and put out newspapers. You were wicked good at doing stocks. You liked it when Emilio would change your socks. We never hung out and that makes me sad. All the good times we could've had. But when I die, Uncle Preston, you better say "Cheers". Cause when me and you are hanging at the pearly gates, I'll bring the beers. I'll bring the beers.

[@debbierichards8182]

I'm not Catholic. I learned soooo much in your interview with Father Martin's. AND APOLOGIZE for non-Catholics attacking you. 😈

[@Mr11ESSE111]

Catholics are muvh more possesed then none ones,obviously pagan cult religion as catholicism have big role in that

[@pgstudio4651]

How awful, dealing with a mental illness and the diabolical.

[@skippingstones2023]

It's horrible. It seems a family member is going through this and the problem is we can't get any help until it's asked for. I can't see that happening anytime soon.

[@ponygirl6258]

@@skippingstones2023 For mental illness? If someone is a danger to his/herself or others, most places allow temporary detention for psychiatric evaluation.

[@jesussaves4634]

@@skippingstones2023 🙏🙏🙏

[@IsaacMendoza0301]

One thing Ive learned is that most ministers have stories of setting the captives free but most don't aren't as crazy as exorcist story's and I can't imagine how that gets blasted on your mind. God bless you guys

[@Mairiain]

Mmm, not sure I agree with angels not being limited by space and time. Why then did Gabriel have trouble getting to Daniel because the principality of Persia was opposing him if everywhere was available to him? Michael came to help him because he was, in a sense, trapped there.

[@animula6908]

He might just be talking out their having supernatural limits that are outside the capacity of humans to define. God knows their limits but we don’t. We just know their magnitude compared to us.

[@bud384]

Absolutely, i don't think i can agree with the notion of either angels or fallen angels are not limited by space and time, if they actually are, then satan might have had a hold of Moses body once he died because satan would know exactly where God burried Moses body. Again, in Job 1:7 the devil himself said that he roamed about the earth, how can an unlimited being have a necessity to roam the earth?

[@cannephillips]

Thank you

[@Suavemente_Enjoyer]

This is very interesting, thank you for the video, my brother! ❤

[@JesusChristEmmanuel]

Holy Angel of God, my guardian dear, To whom God's love commits me here, Ever this day, be at my side, To light and guard, Rule and guide. Amen.

[@Biglenny-v9r]

You climbed mountains and built skyscrapers. You made TV shows and put out newspapers. You were wicked good at doing stocks. You liked it when Emilio would change your socks. We never hung out and that makes me sad. All the good times we could've had. But when I die, Uncle Preston, you better say "Cheers". Cause when me and you are hanging at the pearly gates, I'll bring the beers. I'll bring the beers.

[@ethanguy82]

Cameron doesn’t believe this crap, he’s just found a niche on KZbin that gets viewers. All he has to do is nod along…

[@DL-rl9bd]

I think they call it grifting

[@sapientum8]

The total non-physicality of angels is certainly a traditional Catholic view, which, however, doesn't quite reflect the ancient Christian tradition (e.g. Makarios the Great, and many other saints). A XIX century Orthodox Christian Saint, bishop Ignatius Bryanchaninov, investigated this question in minute details and argued against this Catholic point of view in his book on death.

[@beverleypettit3577]

Oh, I've already seen this interaction with Fr Carlos. The Priest I most respect for his straight‐forward manner. But why are you repeating a video already out there Cameron ? Curious because I can't see why you would repeat a recent video. I can never get enough of Fr Carlos Martins. Mon 17 June 2024

[@matthewcollins8148]

Fr. Carlos is one of top priests in the Catholic Church.

[@kimfleury]

Beverley, this is a "clip" of the full interview. Some viewers only watch clips. Sometimes I have to see how much time I have before I click on a video, too, so I appreciate these clips.

[@EndingSimple]

The Priest's dropping the holy water on the firefighter reminds me of the scene in The Thing where Kurt Russel applies electricity to a blood sample and the blood jumps out of the jar.

[@Elsupermayan8870]

He didn't apply electricity, he applied a heated wire.

[@EndingSimple]

@@Elsupermayan8870 Memory. Tricky thing.

[@judithmiller7308]

A couple brought a woman to my former assistant pastor. The woman claimed to be possessed. She threatened to scratch the assistant pastor's eyes. She was hissing nd gowling. He said, well, I'll bind the demon in the name of the Lord Jesus Christ, and if it ain't bound, I'll deck it. She calmed right down.😂

[@darlenemartim9972]

Keep in mind our body is the house for our spirit. Together creates a soul When possession takes place it’s taking over our body and our spirit does not operate the same. A few corrections make a difference to properly understand possession

[@JesusChristEmmanuel]

St. Michael the Archangel, defend us in battle. Be our defense against the wickedness and snares of the Devil. May God rebuke him, we humbly pray, and do thou, O Prince of the heavenly hosts, by the power of God, thrust into hell Satan, and all the evil spirits, who prowl about the world seeking the ruin of souls. Amen. . O glorious prince St. Michael, chief and commander of the heavenly hosts, guardian of souls, vanquisher of rebel spirits, servant in the house of the Divine King and our admirable conductor, you who shine with excellence and superhuman virtue deliver us from all evil, who turn to you with confidence and enable us by your gracious protection to serve the Holy Lord God more and more faithfully every day. Amen.

[@mariad4183]

Fantastic series...so glad we can come to learn more

[@ethanguy82]

Can it be called learning to listen to people who have no idea what they’re talking about?

[@alphonsofamilyfaithwitness5220]

I also thought Fr. made it sound like angels are omnipresent - which their are not. Also, this perfect knowledge of foreign languages - in the Book of Acts, isn't this what the Apostles who received the Holy Spirit also speak in languages that they had no prior knowledge of? People heard them speak and understood them in their own language.

[@emmap1159]

That's why the gift of tongues is controversial.

[@drangeldeguzman68]

Angels because they are face to face always with God are also able to see what God sees or wants them to see. Also saints have been known to bilocate... Angels can too and more effectively at that.

[@bexraphaela]

How do you make holy water yourself?

[@ethanguy82]

Oh I can answer that, you can’t… because there really is no such thing

[@KurosakiNaturo]

Though I am not too knowledgeable of the subject, as my own journey into belief has begun very recently, I would think thay an earnest prayer with Jesus in heart and mind asking for the sanctification of water by the power of the most highest and the triune would be the way.

[@ethanguy82]

@@KurosakiNaturo how can you be sure that’s a better method than standing on one leg, licking a frog, then spitting into a cup? How do you measure results of both?

[@KurosakiNaturo]

@@ethanguy82 The best measurement of results is, well, results. Though you may not believe it, there has been a large amount of testimony regarding spiritual/paranormal events and possessions, and in most of them, holy water holds strong effect. Never have I heard of 'standing on one leg, licking a frog, and then spitting into a cup' working with that same effect. You hold skepticism towards matters spiritual, it is obvious, and I do not blame you. Results are easily falsifiable, and many do so for fame and profit. However, is that not the same in the world of science? Academia has been having a massive replicability crisis, especially within the field of psychology. Hundreds of peer-reviewed studies (with peer-review being one of the most important aspects of firming a new piece of information as scientifically sound, alongside using previously existing literature as reference) have just been found to be bunk. It is estimated that this replicability crisis applies generally to almost all the soft sciences fields. Regardless, you still likely believe in both freudian and jungian psychological notions, the id-ego-superego, the stages of psychosexual development and the various complexes that can arise, you still likely belive most sociological statistical studies, and so on and so forth. It seems to make sense for you, as 'results feel self-evident in your lived experience'. Even things that you cannot possibly confirm, such as string theory, are held to as 'well it's probably true''. If you are so willing to hold belief to scientific notions you have never researched and understand little of because 'trustworthy people', who are still human mind, affirm that they too believe in them, then why is it that you not only dismiss, but immediately disdain the testimony of those who claim participation in preternatural events?

[@Biglenny-v9r]

Piss n vinegar

[@anng.4542]

Just a little reminder, this is not a Protestant channel.

[@CapturingChristianity]

While CC is obviously very friendly toward Catholicism, this is technically not a Catholic channel either. Our board, for example, consists of both Catholics and Protestants. The mission statement of CC is to expose the intellectual side of Christian belief (beliefs that are central to all Christians).

[@lastnamefirstname850]

Just a little reminder, this is a valuable channel.

[@matthewcollins8148]

That’s a great mission.

[@matthewcollins8148]

There is So Much that binds Catholics, Protestants and the Orthodox Christians - namely Father, Son, & Holy Ghost ! That said, Protestants are Confused about the Eucharist and very much confused about Mary.

[@marieroche1404]

JWs reckon that holt water is a crock. JWs are very lost.

[@holysmoke3201]

They are also the worst exorcists in Protestant circles. I heard one say that in order to get rid of an home infestation you have to burn down EVERYTHING - totally clueless!

[@juancarrillo2383]

How is Holy Water a crock if it is blessed? A blessing is a blessing so it goes for water. It retains a certain spiritual energy from the blessing that is transferred to the spiritual being that causes an uncomfortable reaction to evil creatures…!!!

[@peacebewithyou5856]

V insightful video ❤

[@JD-rx2kh]

Correction to the priest - he says angels / demons don’t travel and are everywhere - he’s wrong - only God is everywhere - angels are spirits but still can’t be everywhere at once - in Job the devil admits he’s walking around the earth when God asks him what he’s up to

[@krashlite]

Thanks!

[@kymberlybade1480]

You cal call the Paul Mitchell Salon school on Sullivan Street in Madison. No receipts but it is a school.

[@someonesomeone25]

Have possessed people been tested under lab conditions?

[@BH-oq7pz]

What about demonic oppression...???....

[@Sheep1Hundred]

It seems that diabolical presences could be a great apologetic tool!

[@Catmonks7]

👍

[@RyanAdams-fc6zw]

Thank our good Lord for Tyndale, Luther, and Reformation day!!!!! If not we wouldn't be able to read our Bible and actually have a real relationship with our Lord Jesus Christ.....Amen

[@jcers]

Catholic Priests translated the bible into English before the KJV came out.

[@RyanAdams-fc6zw]

@@jcers yeah Catholic priests also didn't let anyone who wasn't a priest read or have their own copies. But you know I'm sure you "believe" something else. It's all good we are all striving for the same thing through the same struggles. I'm not mad about anything, it was along time ago.

[@jcers]

@@RyanAdams-fc6zw the Church's documents from throughout history are readily available. Point me to a single official, promulgated document of the Catholic Church that prohibits lay people from reading Scripture. If you can find one that you think contains this, we'll discuss it.

[@AprilNewman-by8tn]

Does the person have knowledge of the possession..

[@julianp8995]

So cameron you have been silent about the israel palestine conflict? What's your thoughts?

[@ChiefBowie]

9:30 I always knew I had that dawg in me

[@MichaelEleftheriou-dc8lg]

haha we all love watching this kind of stuff

[@deskins6337]

This guy is describing angels as being omnipresent They definitely are not. The Bible speaks about in several places angels having to travel and even being impeded in their travels. Like in Daniel 10:13 -something, I cant remember where it stops.But only GOD is all knowing and omnipresent.

[@GRACE4LYFE]

Theres going be some reaction......there may be no reaction like wait is there or isnt therr

[@beltigussin81]

If an angel can be at all places simultaneously he is in effect omnipresent. I thought that attribute was God's alone.

[@LoriS-tj7es]

So does anyone think that this priest and other priests are lying about levitation, or about people knowing things they couldn't possibly know? These responses intrigue me as it cannot be explained away by mental illness. How many priests make these types of claims about exorcisms? I'm curious.

[@aleksander4711]

These are claims of most mass media exorcists esp catholic , protestants tend to ignore the topic. The reason maybe that catholicism is much more ingrown into popular myths, pre christian culture. I don''t how much truth is there but suspect there is none. I was a devouted believer in all these claims now i im not.

[@robertpatlovany1107]

Pretty much all of them that talk publicly about it. Stephen Rossetti and Chad Ripperger have seen this.

[@emmap1159]

The priests say the movie Nefarious is a good illustration of what they see in most excorcisms...more mind games. But the bizarre physical displays happen so regularly that they get used to seeing it. Apparently the demons repeat stuff.

[@Ellieangel777]

No

[@QueenB_Jade]

No

[@ASMRyouVEGANyet]

He's claiming angels are watching us all the time and are omnipresent? This sounds like they are God. Creepy to think you're being watched all the time.

[@SabrinaFair58]

You should google Michael Heiser’s lectures.

[@Sheep1Hundred]

Not sure about angelic omnipresence… need to consult the Word.

[@GranMaese]

Funny enough I just replied to another comment that said the same thing, but here goes my reply again: I believe context is necessary here, friend. You are correct that only God is omnipresent. However, angels, who exist beyond matter and are purely spiritual, serve as His messengers and heralds. As such, they carry God’s divine omnipresence. Angels are not inherently omnipresent; their presence is not due to their own merit, will, or power, but rather God’s. God, who is truly omnipresent and all-powerful, sends angels wherever and whenever He requires their presence. This indirectly gives them an appearance of omnipresence from our human perspective. I think this is what he meant by it, because, if we listen careful, the priest never actually said they were omnipresent per se.

[@davepugh2519]

It's easy to appear knowledgable when you're making it all up.

[@dariopato2845]

😂😂😂😂 this channels do funnny

[@stevecollins5290]

I disagree with his assertion that angels are omnipresent....only God is omnipresent, if I'm not mistaken.

[@GranMaese]

I believe context is necessary here, friend. You are correct that only God is omnipresent. However, angels, who exist beyond matter and are purely spiritual, serve as His messengers and heralds. As such, they carry God’s divine omnipresence. Angels are not inherently omnipresent; their presence is not due to their own merit, will, or power, but rather God’s. God, who is truly omnipresent and all-powerful, sends angels wherever and whenever He requires their presence. This indirectly gives them an appearance of omnipresence from our human perspective. I think this is what he meant by it, because, if we listen careful, the priest never actually said they were omnipresent per se.

[@tennicksalvarez9079]

​@@GranMaesethat's a good way to put it

[@stevecollins5290]

​@GranMaese yea I see what your saying, since they are working directly in perfect "tandem" with God Almighty. The guest may have been intending to convey that, but inadvertently misspoke when he said angels are in the room and on Pluto at the same time. I wasn't trying to be pugnacious, but I'm somewhat a "stikler" to detail on all things spiritual related.... probably a bothersome tendency on my part. Thanks for your congenial reply though.!

[@Rosiedelaroux]

Ha. Great news. I love it

[@ethanguy82]

Great news that demons inhabit people? No. The great news is actually that this does not in face occur.

[@EliasB100]

Sola Scriptura

[@anti-christ.666]

I'm inviting the demons into me right now.😈

[@markjeffo6098]

It was just water.Your delusional.

[@nandorsantho7115]

Yes,i believe mental illness in every case😢

[@kellyross4801]

Mental illnesses may very well be involved. It's very easy to dismiss... until you witness it. 👀

[@matthewcollins8148]

Demons are psychopaths so yes they’re all mentally ill.

[@Monique-nb2zn]

No. It's not. I experienced this. SIN brought demons forward.

[@SageVishwamitra]

catholics were not given knowledge about the soul, so they should not talk about the soul as if they know what it is, and saying that the soul is as large as the body and the body and soul are the same, is utter foolishness. Read Bhagavad Gita where Lord Krishna shows with His Mystic powers and talks about the soul, that lives in the heart = cut a point of hair tip into 10,000 pieces = one of those pieces is the soul. Accomplished Yogis with Mystic powers, like Jesus, could see the proof of Lord Krishna's words about the soul. The heart is an material organ, and religion gives it the most importance = because, truly, that is where the soul lives and stays till it leaves the body.

[@ThePaull3d]

this is honestly where christians absolutely lose me. i find so many aspects so beautiful about christianity, i am still an atheist but much closer to converting or at least trying to live a christian life and then i stumble on stuff like this and it's like a reality check... i don't know if i can take people or a church serious who believes these camp fire stories

[@annangel4828]

See interviews with Dr. Richard Gallagher.

[@beverleypettit3577]

The choice is your inevitably Paul.

[@kellyross4801]

Easy to dismiss until you see the real deal.

[@szilardfineascovasa6144]

You don't need to become a Catholic. You don't need to necessarily put stock in that a merciful God cannot work in other ways than their tradition prescribes. FWIW, I am not (Catholic), and don't, either. I think God's mercy is being manifested towards the oppressed, in spite of our (at times) weak and bad theology. However, what sort of Christianity denies the ontological existence of God, and His archenemy, the Devil? Save for a few "progressives"...tbat don't see the devil as anything more than a metaphor...not really, anyone. If the devil exists...then it probably has some interest in hitting his Enemy the only way he can...dragging into filth the ones created in His image, those Christ agonized for on the cross. All these, devoid of probably the things that sound odd to you - and many to me as well - are much more modest and what is the essence, after all. I don't need to be a Catholic to have personally experience pure evil - most of the one commenting here, regardless of their doctrine, haven't...but in theory - things that cannot be explained. And I don't need a Latin prayer to be concinced that prayer works in dealing with the darkness. And when the staunchest atheist doctors have all the data that medicine can procide and they tell me that I'ce experienced a miracle; I know that a simple prayer has done the impossible for me. The tesimony of someone that doesn't believe in God is enough for me. All the best, on your way, seeker! Seek God, read the New Testament; forget complicated theology books (and I am saying this as a little bit of a theologian myself - I have the diploma - really, just the cherry on top of knowing "God in practice") and read "Mere Christianity" by C.S. Lewis. If I may recommend you something.

[@kevinbartolen5881]

I don't really understand your reasoning. You're open to the possibility of an all-powerful, all-knowing, all-benevolent, non-physical reality that transcends time and space but the existence of lesser spiritual entities is too much?

[@thadofalltrades]

what he said about the soul I completely agree with, except I don't believe we go to heaven or hell when we die. I agree that body and soul cannot be separated.

[@anng.4542]

After her vision of hell, Saint Faustina said that most of the people who end up there did not believe in hell, either.

[@thadofalltrades]

@@anng.4542 what I have noticed about visions of hell and near death experiences is that they often correspond to the pre-existing beliefs about heaven and hell. Which means depending on their beliefs about these subjects the experience is different and when they return from the experience it doesn't affect their pre-existing beliefs. That's why we have to test all such experiences by the Bible and I don't believe the Bible supports the idea of eternal torment in hell. Next, you'll throw out Matthew 25:46, Luke 16, and Revelation 14:11 to support your position. Those verses would support eternal hell in isolation, but there are over 100 texts that do not. I can count on one hand the number of texts that could support an eternal hell. I also believe God is a gentleman and would not do something that might shatter a person's religious framework and perhaps the idea is more important that the imagery. I agree with Saint Faustina that many people will wake up in the judgement and for the first time realize that all that religious mumbo jumbo they rejected was actually true.

[@sandrahernandez1940]

What do you believe happens to us after death, then?

[@thadofalltrades]

@@sandrahernandez1940 I'm not exactly sure how it works, but there is no consciousness in death. The next thing I will experience after I die is the Second coming of Jesus at the resurrection. Jesus called death a sleep and it's called that dozens of times in the Bible. We can't go to heaven or hell at death because the judgement hasn't happened yet. The judgement for the wicked happens after the second coming. Jesus brings the reward of the righteous with him when he returns, that makes no sense if we already received our reward at death. The best analogy I've heard is that our consciousness is like software that is backed up in the cloud. Our body is the hardware. When we die the hardware disintegrates and our consciousness is backed up until it can be reinstalled in our new body. Software cannot function without the hardware, but it can exist without hardware. Our identity/consciousness is in stasis until it can be installed in a new body. I think it's essentially that God has perfect memory and can easily recreate our identity in a new body.

[@matthewbrandon931]

Then the devil has deceived you.

[@BreakingMathPod]

An angel knows the arbitrary nth degree of Pi? If this could be demonstrated- I’d be legitimately impressed. If an apparently possessed person could accurately tell a statistically significant number of digits of pi that has to be otherwise calculated to confirm- I’d be more inclined to believe in the supernatural.

[@pankaja7974]

what is teh probabilty that a person could tell accurately a statisticall significant number of digits or pi ?

[@BreakingMathPod]

@@pankaja7974 Fabulous question. For a single guess, a one in ten chance (as there are ten possible digits between 0 and 9). But now if we were to increase the odds by saying “identify a series of digits of pi” like the 100th, 107th, 231st, …” And especially if the answer was given rapid fire quick - and correct! That would would be quite daunting. Any other skeptical minded people out there interested in helping me improve these suggested ‘probes’ as I’ll call them? Please let me know!

[@pankaja7974]

@@BreakingMathPod I am not sure if you answered my question. I wanted to know the probability of your scenario

[@BreakingMathPod]

@@pankaja7974 there are those who have memorized long, long sequences of digits of pi. There are also those who have phenomenal memory recall, so I guess my answer to your question would be “it depends”. Does that help? In other words, I would need some more specific and rigorous controls in my ‘test’ in describing above to rule out these or other cases (like having an ear piece with someone doing a quick google search of whatever digit of pi). To answer your question more specifically- the probability that a a person can tell the first 3 digits of pi (3.14) is obviously fairly high, as this is taught to nearly everyone in elementary school. The probability that someone can identify any arbitrary digit of pi right off the bat (like the 119,326th decimal digit) is much, MUCH less common without googling the answer. This would be very interesting. Even more interesting would be to see if a new prime number can be identified! The answer to THAT question is worth an actual fortune. One could literally make money from that!

[@pankaja7974]

@@BreakingMathPod ok. so you are not able to calculate the probability for the sceanario you suggested ?

[@SeanAnstett]

Exi de homine vade retro satanas

[@JezuesChavez]

Aren’t demons fallen angels? Jude 1:6 And the angels who did not keep their positions of authority but abandoned their proper dwelling-these he has kept in darkness, bound with everlasting chains for judgment on the great Day. How have they escaped their everlasting chains

[@lukezepeda2364]

Didn’t Jesus call Satan the prince/ruler of the world? John 14:30 How can a prince rule while ensnared in chains elsewhere? The chains that ensare the fallen angels are not physical chains as they are not physical beings. Their chains are the chains of damnation for they have rejected God.

[@JezuesChavez]

@@lukezepeda2364 Not sure man, thats why I asked the question. 1 Jude 6 "he has kept in eternal chains in deepest darkness for the judgment of the great day." Seems as if they are eternal chains keeping them bound to the deepest darkness. Angels are not physical beings, so obviously they are not physical chains. They absolutely seem sequestered in darkness.

[@kimfleury]

​@@JezuesChavezGod only permits the fallen angels to act when it will bring about the greater good that the affiliated soul will be saved.

[@Dynas85_]

Demons are disembodied spirits of dead nephelim.

[@JezuesChavez]

@@Dynas85_ 🤪

[@MastersTracks]

No bad angeology! See DR. MICHAEL HEISER instead!

[@redmed10]

This is crazy that exorcism and exorcists are being taken seriously. There is no such thing as demonic possession. Just like there are no such thing as ghosts.

[@michaeld9682]

The police chief from the Gary portal to hell would disagree and so would many others

[@glenliesegang233]

Ghosts may not exist. But, if you ever experience one, your experience will either be a hallucination, or "a real experience" to you, and, therefore, "real enough" for you. Make sense?

[@horridhenry9920]

So what makes the water “Holy”?

[@matthewcollins8148]

A priest blessing water makes it holy. Demons hate holy water but they also hate anything that’s been blessed.

[@horridhenry9920]

@@matthewcollins8148 How do demons know the water is holy?

[@donfredette5189]

They çan feel the power of God..​@@horridhenry9920

[@donfredette5189]

​@@horridhenry9920evil feels the power of God in the holy water

[@horridhenry9920]

@@donfredette5189 What does the “power of God” feel like? Is it hot, cold, heavy? How does water molecules transmit this power and how does ‘“evil” feel? I’m not being pedantic, I don’t understand. Every answer just raises questions.

[@JadDragon]

Hmm. Praise Yahweh the one true God. Revealed Triune as Father, Spirit, and Jesus the Son, each member fully God of which there is only one. 3 distinct Persons coexistant, coequal, and coeternal sharing 1 Divine Essence. Jesus lives and is God, Christ, King. Repent of your sin and believe in Him and be saved to eternal life!

[@coanwilliams]

Around the 6 minute mark the priest says that at the beginning of the diagnosis he asks questions like “did you feel anything” after he prays for them. Incredibly leading questioning. Cameron follows this up with, “in a sense exorcists are like medical doctors” in reference to how they perform diagnosis. Then they go straight back into talking about how the priest is a skeptic What an absolute clown show. Who is taking this seriously?

[@kaufmanat1]

Do you not believe in demon possession?

[@coanwilliams]

@@kaufmanat1 No, the evidence for demonic possession is consistently low quality. Just like this priest who is an expert on the subject. We need to seriously evaluate ourselves here if we continue to lend these beliefs credence based on what’s being brought forward.

[@anng.4542]

@coanwilliams, as Father Martins has explained, many people believe they are demonically possessed when in fact they are not, but are instead experiencing some form of intense psychological distress. If there is a demonic presence, it will react with intense anger to prayer and to the presence of sacred or blessed objects. And yes, the possessed individual will indeed FEEL tormented by the demon at that moment, by sensations of terrible, unbearable pain. Thus, the diagnostic question you dismiss so contemptuously... directed to an individual that Father already assesses may indeed have personal problems-- possibly including demonic oppression-- but is not fully possessed.

[@coanwilliams]

@@anng.4542 One of the main problems with this type of questioning is not only is it leading, and leading someone who is already predisposed to believe that they may have a demon if they are seeking out a priest, but also that multiple belief systems and traditions can and do use this same ‘feelings based’ assessment as evidence to propagate their own mutually exclusive spiritual beliefs. This tells us very little about actual demonic possession if it is real, and likely leads to an abundance of false positives. This is evidence, but it is very bad evidence and more Christian leaders would be wise to acknowledge that. This priest playing the role of a skeptic here is ridiculous and people are right to not take this seriously based on the content being put forward. He likely believes what he’s saying is true, but the bias here is off the charts. If someone with this type of bias is putting forward evidence for a belief this unsubstantiated, they need to bring a lot more substance to the idea if they want to be taken seriously outside of their ideological bubble.

[@heyitsedz1785]

What actual proof would satisfy you and for how long?? Jesus Christ (God himself in human form) came down to earth satisfying all old testament prophecy, performed many miracles, proclaimed a radically new teaching in the Gospels and people STILL didn't believe Christ himself so they betrayed him, denied, him, brutally tortured him, and crucified him to death.. so you want him to pop down every few years to prove he exists to you?? So apart from what has already been and is evident in the world today what proof do you specifically require??

[@CensoringChristianity]

Bible says "demons exist" Christian says "therefore demons must exist because Bible says so and that's why this strange thing happened" 😂

[@tafazziReadChannelDescription]

What other explanation do you have for preternatural knowlege and aversion to the holy?

[@minfamilie4319]

Call them demons or whatever name you want. There are invisible sometimes visible preternatural beings. And if you don't believe in their existence someday you will, don't worry.

[@minfamilie4319]

You left 67 commentss on this channel. You mock Christians and Christianity and have so much time on your hands to the extent of leaving 67 comments. Even your username is a childish mockery against Christ. I pity you and your cowardice.

[@commentfreely5443]

atheist says : evolution is true scientist: glues pig jaw to human 'i know last 1000 were fake, but this one is real'

[@tafazziReadChannelDescription]

@@commentfreely5443 that's a stipid argument, stop using it. Evolution is true, there's better evidence for it than the resurrection, and I believe both.

[@Pinklotus8886]

the scholar Joseph Atwill wrote a book called the Ceasars Messiah. He found textual evidence that supports that the New Testament was created by the Flavian dynasty. The concept of Dying and Rising Gods is not original and rooted in paganism. Dionysus the Greek God of wine also turned water into wine at a wedding also rode a donkey in victory also had a mortal mom. Greek mythology predates Christianity by 1,000 years. The Roman Empire had every incentive to create Christianity as we know and try to get control of their Jewish population that they were at odds with. Here’s your new religion with your messiah already in it. Said the Roman’s to Jews. The Jews accept the Old Testament as part of their Bible but not the New Testament that was written by anonymous scribes in Greek commissioned by the Roman Empire.

[@michaelbradley7621]

Then why wasn't Christianity allowed in rome until 400 years after the death of christ? I do believe they spent those previous 40p years brutalizing adherents to the religion that you claim that they "created" to control the only group of people that never accepted it. Do you even hear yourself?

[@michaelbradley7621]

Literally makes no sense and is xontradicted by history and known interactions between roman governance and early christians. But the censorship gods won't allow me to post my rebuttal because there is truth in it.

[@michaelbradley7621]

That makes no sense but YT won't allow me to post a full rebuttal because there's truth in it.

[@kimfleury]

I'd advise you to listen to or read rebuttals to Atwill before believing him wholesale.

[@sherlockhomeless7138]

'holy water'

[@GodsDumbLamb]

its water and salt nothing more

[@MichaelAChristian1]

What's your question?

[@GodsDumbLamb]

@@MichaelAChristian1 he is implying he threw acid at him

[@MichaelAChristian1]

@@GodsDumbLamb Are you serious? That's ridiculous denial. His finger was acid proof too?

[@GodsDumbLamb]

@@MichaelAChristian1 Bro, Im talking about the Original Comment, what the heck are you talking about?

[@starlaowens643]

No I kind of disagree demons are not fallen angels demons are the products of the fallen Angels back in Genesis 6 when they mated with the daughters of men they produced Giants and the Giants that died in the flood became evil spirits. The book of Enoch

[@orthodox_gentleman]

Well your personal interpretation does not define reality nor is it the universal truth, just your made up ideology based on lack of education and ignorance.

[@kimfleury]

There are evil human spirits, and evil angelic spirits. Your proposal is new.

[@johnhammond6423]

Its' the 21st century and people still believe in this stuff.

[@matthewcollins8148]

And you’re here trying to Convince yourself that it’s not true. Why else would you be here ?

[@kimfleury]

Sometimes people don't believe it, they just experience it. Then they _know_ and no longer have to believe.

[@johnhammond6423]

@@matthewcollins8148 _' trying to Convince yourself that it’s not true'_ Nope, trying to find any evidence whatsoever that it is true and finding none.

[@robertpatlovany1107]

It's the 21st century and anti-science atheists still ignore the objective measurable observations proving God's modern reality and "footprints" in the 2024 technology inability to reproduce or explain the microscopicly observable details of the Shroud of Turin or Juan Diego's tilma, or the dozens of "fresh blood," Type AB Eucharistic Miracles some over 1000 years old with troponin enzymes from heart damage, plus 70,000 witnesses in a 20-mile radius being the Miracle of the Sun no Vegas magician can match.

[@TimberWulfIsHere]

Any who say that a demon can enter a Christian who has the holy spirit dwelling within them is simply not preaching the gospel.

[@nuno09]

Only God permits it, have you read Job?

[@TimberWulfIsHere]

@@nuno09 nobody was possessed in job.

[@FuddlyDud]

Can a Christian ever lose dwelling with the Holy Spirit? :) I’d say your point is only a problem if a Christian can never choose to be apart from God after professing their faith? :)

[@thadofalltrades]

I agree, however we must be careful with assuming that a Christian has the holy spirit in them. Many people are culturally Christian without ever having actually accepted the Gospel. A pastor I know performed an exorcism on a woman and the demon left her and went into one of the students that was praying over her with the pastor. It wouldn't leave student until the originally possessed person regained consciousness and said it was the student's bracelet. The bracelet with occult symbols on it. After they removed the bracelet, the demon was cast out.

[@TimberWulfIsHere]

@@thadofalltrades culturally Christian? Lol. Just remember that Christ either knows you or tells you to depart from him. From your experience it would have been wise to inform the possessed individuals to repent from their sins and place their trust in Jesus alone for their salvation. Anyone can pray and play pretend. Demons know better and so does Christ.

[@soulosxpiotov7280]

Jesus is both the CHIEF CORNERSTONE, but also THE SOLID ROCK the True church, the Bride of Christ, sits upon. Unless, of course, you believe it's okay that Jesus sits atop of PETER.

[@kimfleury]

You build a house on bedrock for the greatest stability, but the house still needs a solid foundation, and that's built on the bedrock.

[@soulosxpiotov7280]

@@kimfleury "You build a house on bedrock for the greatest stability, but the house still needs a solid foundation" - The greatest stability, a stability that is greatest of all, greater than any other foundation - who would that be?

[@Jesusismiddleeastern123]

Yahwism, as it is called by modern scholars, was the religion of ancient Israel and Judah.[1] An ancient Semitic religion of the Iron Age, Yahwism was essentially polytheistic and had a pantheon, with various gods and goddesses being worshipped by the Israelites.[2] At the head of this pantheon was Yahweh, held in an especially high regard as the two Israelite kingdoms' national god.[3] Some scholars hold that the goddess Asherah was worshipped as Yahweh's consort,[3] though other scholars disagree.[4] Following this duo were second-tier gods and goddesses, such as Baal, Shamash, Yarikh, Mot, and Astarte, each of whom had their own priests and prophets and numbered royalty among their devotees.[5][6

[@anng.4542]

Your post seems to express New Age beliefs.

[@TheVelvetTV_Riesenglied]

This is exactly what the Bible talks about. If Asherah wouldn't have been worshipped in ancient Israel, would have God felt a need to say to the Israelites: Do not set up any wooden Asherah pole beside the altar you build to the LORD your God [Deuteronomy 16:21] for example? So thiese polytheistic practices is exactly what one would expect after reading the Old Testament.

[@dannyboyakadandaman504furl9]

Correct Answers

[@Elsupermayan8870]

​@anng.4542 More like he got that from Wikipedia, the origin of Trust Me Bro

[@margaretsgirl]

Although the Israelites worshipped idols, that does not mean that God isn't One. Your comment here is added to pull away from the message that the priest is offering.

[@dbzgtcrazy]

this guy spews angelology/demonology that is blatantly contradicted by the book of Daniel

[@_Pia12]

???

[@matthewbrandon931]

The book of Daniel is not about demonology.

[@jodiehighroller9820]

BULLSHT.. Crazy to sit and watch a priest lie through his teeth…just imagine the other lies and conniving he’d done

[@nuno09]

I've been in the presence of the possessed you have no idea what you are talking about..

[@drydizzle2954]

Are all exorcists liars, or just this one?

[@LauraTucker-nv2hz]

Proof please

[@0r14n583lt]

Thanks for sharing.

[@nuno09]

@@LauraTucker-nv2hz Nope don't need to prove it to you or anyone else, everyone's skepticism is welcome, something like this wouldn't be proven without drawing from my own experience, the thing that bothers me is accusing someone like that he doesn't even know the person.