Only the last two sentences are anywhere near sane. And it seems he got his anti-Demon info from the Exorcist.

I also love the third and fourth options:

“3. I would refuse the Exorcism and make friends with the Demon.
4. I would refuse the Exorcism, but I would not make friends with the Demon. ”

It’s just the option of making friends or not with the Demon. It’s like one of those old text RPGs.

I am going to restrain myself a bit here, but I do have to ask one thing. Out of the large set of things which I can’t get my head round, one stands out – the concept of “just damnation” and gods requirement for humanity to beg forgiveness for things they, basically, haven’t done.

Personally, looking forward to an eternal paradise full of people whose ideas are completely alien to me does not sound in the slightest bit appealing.

The first part of this Message sounds harsh. But the truth of the matter is that anyone who has lied is a liar, anyone who has ever stolen is a thief, anyone who has lusted after another woman has commited adultery in his heart. It’s just a fact. Man is a sinful, wicked, and lowly creature undeserving of an Eternity with our Lord and Saviour.

But the really beautiful aspect of Christianity is that God is merciful. He has given unto us His only begotten Son, Jesus Christ, who died for our Sins. Because of this, we need only to acknowledge our Lord and Saviour, Jesus Christ, and accept His precious Gift by repenting. Think about it. By accepting Jesus and repenting, we avoid our Just damnation and get a free ticket to Eternal Paradise. It’s an easy choice, and I will pray that all of you will make the right one.

Take care, and God bless,
Follower

Why do you ask? What other posts have you read which have confused the issue?