God, Aliens, and Other Stuff

  Hell and heaven are both just on the other side of our material reality. This is an update from an old post.  I imagine a lot of my Christian friends wonder why on earth I blog about dark paranormal stuff like shamans and UAPs. There is method to my madness. I don’t pursue freaky lore for its own sake. My goal is to weave all aspects of the paranormal into a cohesive theology that coincides with the understanding of heaven and hell as portrayed in both Bible testaments. The purpose is not to use what I write as lurid clickbait, but to show that the image of the universe, both in the material and immaterial world, is consistent with biblical teachings. I hope to extend the Christian invitation to a glorious afterlife as well as to caution my readers, because the Bible does contain dire warnings about the consequences of living a careless, selfish life. If there’s a heaven, there’s a hell; if there’s a God, there’s a devil, and we ignore him at our peril.   Michael Ha...

Source:   A Woman Clothed With the Sun ,  by John J. Delaney, 1961. The first pillar, Revelation 12 There are 3 major pillars upon which the entity identified as Mary has established her claim to near divinity. Pillar one: is Revelations 12:1-2ff, “A great and wondrous sign appeared in heaven: a woman clothed with the sun, with the moon under her feet and a crown of twelve stars on her head. She was pregnant and cried out in pain as she was about to give birth.” A dragon with 7 heads and 10 horns challenges her, intending to kill the child. She cries out in pain, gives birth, and the Manchild is taken up to the throne of God. Satan and his minions are driven out of heaven, but they come down to earth to make war on the rest of the seed of the woman. Catholics have somewhat of a point when they claim that the woman is none other than Mary. There is a shadow of her there, the birth and resurrection of Christ, and the attempt of King Herod to kill the child. If the woman was only...

"You've got to show them that there's a war going on, and you've got to show that the only way to win that war is through love." Those are the words of God directly and clearly to Darren Wilson, the producer of a movie called The Finger of God. Darren was set on his course to make that movie from two spectacular circumstances. One was that his aunt Patsy and uncle Bob both got gold teeth set into their mouths while at a Pentecostal church service. The other is that an angel named Breakthrough confronted him directly and commanded him to make the movie he was contemplating. That first movie was about miracles, Christian miracles. They included things like gold dust appearing on people as they preached, gemstones appearing in church, and gold teeth appearing in people's mouths. The second movie was first prophesied by Heidi Baker, who told him that God wanted him to go into the darkness to show the light. Later, in a service at the Toronto Airport church, he wa...