"It's going to be Biblical" - A watchman on the wall of the times upon us - "Come now, and let us reason together, saith the Lord" Is1:18;

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Correcting Dark World: A Biblical Examination of Paranormal Deception

Introduction — When Curiosity Crosses a Forbidden Line

There is a reason Scripture does not treat the unseen world as neutral territory. The modern fascination with ghosts, spirits, and paranormal investigation is not new; it is merely repackaged necromancy dressed in scientific language and emotional storytelling. What previous generations approached with séances, mediums, and spirit tables, this generation approaches with EMF meters, EVP recorders, and infrared cameras. The tools have changed, but the spiritual posture has not. The same forbidden door is being knocked on, only now it is justified as research.

The book Dark World by Zak Bagans, is a textbook example of this modern deception. It does not deny the existence of the supernatural; in fact, it insists upon it.

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... necromancy because it is unscientific. It condemns it because it is spiritually destructive. Even if science could fully explain how spirits interact with matter, that would not grant permission to engage them. Understanding how poison works does not make it edible.

God does not wait for human understanding before issuing commands. He issues commands because He knows what lies beyond them.

Chapter 7 — The Real Danger Is Not Possession, But Permission

Many people dismiss biblical warnings because they imagine possession as the only danger. But Scripture describes many forms of spiritual influence long before possession occurs. Oppression, deception, obsession, fixation, and blindness all precede domination.

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