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A dark side of Christianity - will reasonable Christians renounce it?
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1. Give us one current example of a demon acting totally independently of the evil imagination of man.
Both Jesus, Paul and James identify the sinful behaviour in the world as man's totally responsiblity and man being held accountable.
2. Give us one example to the contrary.
3. Give us one example from the OT of an evil spirit acting outside the mind of a human. The OT attributes all sin to the immagination of sinful man.
The nature of the sinful mind is evil and can influence peers unsuspectingly in the same behaviour, but is is not transmitted by the entry of a spirit being. Such a view may have been held by some ancient communities. But a seed of an idea can flourish in the mind to produce evil fruit. That is the very nature of the human mind. For instance depression is transmitted by company with the depressed, excitment is transmitted by company with the excited. The state may be spiritual but not transmitted by a spirit being.
Tell one person there is no accounting for his behaviour and that may relese his immagination to do all sorts of dispicable things.