Ed and Lorriane Warrens Occult museum (vampire coffin?) (light, strange, ghost)
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^ That pretty well sums up all you need to know about the Warrens.
I've defended the Warrens in the past and belief in they're experiences, that said, I think it throws shade on their life's work and legitimacy. But then for all we know that $5.99 might go to charity. Maybe?
I've defended the Warrens in the past and belief in they're experiences, that said, I think it throws shade on their life's work and legitimacy. But then for all we know that $5.99 might go to charity. Maybe?
I am impressed by our optimism, though I advise you never to attend an Amway meeting.
I've defended the Warrens in the past and belief in they're experiences, that said, I think it throws shade on their life's work and legitimacy. But then for all we know that $5.99 might go to charity. Maybe?
I believe in the Warrens as well, I read something on them long ago and it really impressed me, but when I saw this vampire coffin in their collection of stuff, I did a double take, I cant recall ever hearing them talk about vampires or them being real.
I cannot think of the guys name, I believe he had connections to the Warrens, I know he is an ex priest, but I did listen to a lecture he gave, and he was talking about vampires, and werewolves, and how these things really do exist, but they are not what we assume them to be, it ALL has a demonic origin, demons can manifest in any form they like, so appearing like a vampire or werewolf would be possible, especially since demons know that people know what these things are.
I believe in the Warrens as well, I read something on them long ago and it really impressed me, but when I saw this vampire coffin in their collection of stuff, I did a double take, I cant recall ever hearing them talk about vampires or them being real.
I cannot think of the guys name, I believe he had connections to the Warrens, I know he is an ex priest, but I did listen to a lecture he gave, and he was talking about vampires, and werewolves, and how these things really do exist, but they are not what we assume them to be, it ALL has a demonic origin, demons can manifest in any form they like, so appearing like a vampire or werewolf would be possible, especially since demons know that people know what these things are.
What strikes me as questionable; not so much they charge a fee , and what the Warrens do with their monies none of my business. But why anyone with their past experience, writings and religious beliefs about demonic entities... would have what's been deemed 'demonic' in their basement. For show and a fee.
I've defended the Warrens in the past and belief in they're experiences, that said, I think it throws shade on their life's work and legitimacy. But then for all we know that $5.99 might go to charity. Maybe?
I have defended them before, as well. I do not believe everything that they believe - I am far from a conservative traditionalist Catholic and I'm more spiritually eclectic in general.
However, I do not think they are frauds, nor do I doubt their sincerity.
I have defended them before, as well. I do not believe everything that they believe - I am far from a conservative traditionalist Catholic and I'm more spiritually eclectic in general.
However, I do not think they are frauds, nor do I doubt their sincerity.
I don't believe experiences they've written of to be false, ( or didnt) but have an issue with what appears to me to be a contradiction.
Heres the latest update on their museum.
[I]The Occult Museum is closed due to zoning regulations we are seeking a new location for the museum[/i]
This is from museum online site in regards to Annabelle:
One of their most famous artifacts – The Annabelle Doll will be on exhibit. Annabelle is believed to be responsible for the death of an individual who came in to contact with it.. This doll also reportedly slashed a grown man several times across the chest,.She terrorized a family for months until the Warrens and a an Episcopal priest were called in and an exorcism was performed. Although Annabelle has been exorcised several times it is believed that some energy is still attached to this doll.
Warrens are devout Catholics; we know Ed was trained in demonolgy through the church. Does a glass case, the one Annabelles enclosed in keep the demonic remaining energy away?
Warrens are devout Catholics; we know Ed was trained in demonolgy through the church.
No, he wasn't. Every "priest" they ever worked with were either non-Catholic or schismatic. Nothing about the Warrens was ever officially sanctioned by the Church. They sometimes claimed they were, but this is only another example of their … um, "inventive" relationship with the truth.
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