Ex-psychic Jenn Nizza & horror author Pete Laws debate occult horror and divination in entertainment
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- Опубліковано 5 лют 2025
- Faith and fright: Navigating Christianity & occult entertainment. Occult-inspired imagery and storylines pervade much of popular culture. Horror has become mainstream. The debate is on entertainment choices for Christians. Should Christians watch whatever they want? Ex-psychic Jen Nizza warns against the dangers of the occult and shares her journey from divination to Christianity. Peter Laws, a pro-horror church minister, author and film critic argues that Christians should be discerning in their entertainment choices but says people have always had a fascination with the macabre and argues the case for escapism.
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Good discussion. I agree with sister Jenn here.
Me too
This was a fabulous conversation! One of my favorite episodes so far. I think Jenn was right on. Guarding your heart includes guarding your eyes. The eye is the lamp of the body (Matt 6:22). Pete was so kind and well spoken. I don’t agree with him, but what a kind and respectful person!
Yes! If we say we can watch what we want, guided by personal pleasure and our own moral compass, we could argue that porn is ok too. Some people claim to watch "ethical" porn and will justify it because the actors are paid well or it's directed by a woman or something, but obviously it's not ok. But if horror movies are ok then porn is too, as long as you enjoy it, and aren't hurting or judging anyone else, you know? It's a slippery slope.
As a former person involved in various Occult practices for 20 years before being set free free thru Jesus the Christ. I am shocked that amount of pagan activity on children's television programs.
It’s getting wild, eh?
So true! Praise the Lord for delivering you! May God help us to be vigilant and sober in this dark day! Alert! Awake! Help You Church, Lord. Get us on our knees, in the Scriptures and in community to keep us accountable! Build Your Church, Father, and may the gates of Hades NOT prevail against it!! Thank You Lord🙌
How were you set 'free' thru Christ?
Thankful Jenn gave explanation to those who are confused about Our Lord and Savior and Gods Word. Praying for Jesus to open and let the scales fall from Peter’s eyes.
Excellent references raised by Jenn. We need to read and understand the ENTIRE Bible. Not just bits and pieces.
A great discussion. I do feel that Peter is completely naive to the spiritual warfare component (which is huge). He just seemed to want to dismiss this reality and the many scriptures relating to it. Yes he is seeking to be ‘inclusive’ but like Jenn says, it shouldn’t be at the cost of omitting truth and being disobedient/unfaithful to God, who tells us to enter by the ‘narrow gate’ and to ‘deny ourselves, take up our cross and follow him’.
Agree 💯 percent
Peter knows what he is talking about
As one, _I'm 100% with Ms. Nizza._
A good discussion. In my opinion it is unfortunate that we are so concerned about alienating people that we will contort and twist the Bible to suit people's thinking, instead of encouraging people to change their thinking to conform to the Bible.
The Bible tells us "Do not be conformed to this world, but be transformed by the renewal of your mind, that by testing you may discern what is the will of God, what is good and acceptable and perfect." Romans 12:2
Personal taste never trumps Biblical instruction. It is NOT personal taste when we are discussing witchcraft, demonic influence and other negative things. The Bible tells us to reject certain things... they are not simply personal taste.
I encourage us to read and think very carefully on Malachi 3, Acts 8 and Acts 16.
I was saved like Jenn after a career of being a psychic medium. It was all “love and light” with the entities until I bought a bible and then they dropped the mask and started attacking me.
If it wasn’t for the Holy Spirit stepping in and saving my stupid butt, I would probably still be tormented to this day. Humans have no authority over the demonic. Christians have borrowed authority from Christ as long as we are abiding in Him, but if we stray the way Peter Laws has, we’re on our own.
😂 speak for yourself. YOU have no authority. I have lot of authority.
@@astraluna555 no, you’re just delusional
Christians don’t have authority, that is false information from false teachers.
“We have no authority over Satan in ourselves. God has all authority, and He fights on our behalf. Our response to Satan’s attacks should include submitting our lives to God, living in a holy manner, praying for God’s protection, and resisting sin. When we place ourselves under God’s protection, Satan has no authority over us. He will flee.”
@@valerieS2025 why aren’t you quoting the Bible? Here, let me help you out:
“And when He had called His twelve disciples to Him, He gave them power over unclean spirits, to cast them out, and to heal all kinds of sickness and all kinds of disease.”
Matthew 10:v1
@@LouisaWatt yes Jesus gave the disciples power I agree. We no longer live in the apostolic era.
This was very good. I understand Peter, as my life has been writing and speaking about the paranormal for the past 35 years. It was all ok until I got into spirit communication about 15 years ago and I went to a very dark place, through obsession, vexation and infestation in my home. I went to confession and left it behind, running away from the paranormal, but a wise priest told me I had to go back into that community and tell them about the danger … about the devil. It’s very hard. People do not want to give up their ghost boxes and K2 meters and angel cards (and almost all my friends were mediums or channelers or remote viewers). In addition people find deep community in the new age, so their whole lives are wrapped up in it. I take it a day at a time and try to quietly share what I’ve learned as I talk about the paranormal. Both of these speakers have really helped me.
I found it interesting how Peter Laws had no understanding of the requirement for Christians to seek to be holy. This passage makes clear what Christians should think on, yet so many of us go well beyond this.
Finally, brothers, whatever is true, whatever is honorable, whatever is just, whatever is pure, whatever is lovely, whatever is commendable, if there is any excellence, if there is anything worthy of praise, think about these things. (Philippians 4:8)
God wants us to turn to Him to face our fears, nothing and no one else.
Yes! Not turn away from God and increase intake of fears!
Peter is one of the most genuinely kind and caring people I have ever met. A good friend and the world needs more people like him
He's an all round good egg and there needs to be more people in the world like him
@@EmmaInOtherlandthe world is full of thrm
He sure is worldly!
I just recently found his channel, and I really like that he doesn't attempt to frame every single thing as a spiritual battle in which there is an objective good and evil.
Framing everything as a spiritual battle can be incredibly harmful. First, it has been proven to contribute to the development of mental illnesses, such as anxiety, depression, and obsessive compulsive disorder. Secondly, it can lead to people reframing legitimately dangerous situations as spiritual battles. This is one that I have had to deal with lately, as a friend finally left an abusive relationship, and her pastor tried to say that it was a spiritual battle and tell her that, as a Christian woman, she should be standing by her abuser, and helping him work through it. They weren't even married, just dating, and her church tried to manipulate her into staying in a situation which was actually dangerous for her. Thankfully, she decided to just leave that church, rather than constantly defend her decision to keep herself safe.
Bottom line is that when you constantly hype up the danger of trivial things, you can end up trivializing dangerous things.
@mightme6887 absolutely 💯
Jenn did a good job explaining the dangers of the occult. Jeremiah strongly warned against false prophets who were essentially saying God’s people can whatever they want and nothing bad was going to happen to them.
Evening all. Really excited to see our good friend Peter talk about this
I’d love to see a debate between an ex psychic and a current psychic/mystic who does believe in spells and witchcraft
I'd really like to see that, too. Good idea.
Interesting Pete thinks Jesus is more concerned with religious hypocrisy. That’s actually what he sounds like he’s doing. Also, he’s using some typical debate tactics to undermine Jenn and the Scripture. Firstly, he presents a false equivalence when he equates discerning a sermon(!) and overtly occult symbols. Secondly he tries to “straw man” her points by generalizing them and exaggerating them to a point they would seem ridiculous. Lastly, every time she makes a good point, he pivots with a red herring, pulling the listeners in different directions, away from her solid points.
Thank you all 3 for this discussion! Jenn, God bless you for almost immediately bringing us to Gods Word. It is not the standard for the world but it is the standard for Jesus followers. It’s really the only thing that matters, rather than personal preference, tendencies, or appetites. In scripture those are all things to be brought into submission to Gods Word and his eternal truth.
Peter rocks, he is the voice of reason
Pete is very concerned about how Christians sound to the world. But we were already warned about that. Christ told us that the world would hate us. It is not a solution to change the Gospel and GOD's Word to suit the world. The solution comes in sharing the Gospel in love. Here is a passage that might be useful to remember...
John 15:18-21
“If the world hates you, know that it has hated me before it hated you. If you were of the world, the world would love you as its own; but because you are not of the world, but I chose you out of the world, therefore the world hates you. Remember the word that I said to you: ‘A servant is not greater than his master.’ If they persecuted me, they will also persecute you. If they kept my word, they will also keep yours. But all these things they will do to you on account of my name, because they do not know him who sent me."
Amen!
Great truth Jenn, God says do not even pronounce the names of idols.
This doesn’t come down to personal taste, it comes down to those of us who’ve experienced the dangers and detriments of this aforementioned satanic sexual content and have the genuine desire and responsibility to save people from these dire, extensive consequences.
Bravo Jenn! Pete has no idea of the holiness of God!
I agree with Jenn Nizza. I use to partake in horror films and erotic novels. I lived in darkness because of this. And I do believe that a lot these dark things can open a door and oppress anyone. The Holy Spirit convicted me on both. Why give the enemy a foothold in my life?
She's nailing it. This guy from across the pond is in total denial and definitely doesn't understand how Americans work and our lives.
I recently discovered Peter Laws' youtube channel and subscribed as I like his content. As for the debate - I had expected his arguments to be stronger than this and I found myself agreeing more with Jen than with him. His unfortunate use of the term "conspiracy theories" didn't do him any favours in this debate, either. Normally people use that phrase to belittle. I'm sure that wasn't his intention, but it's a phrase that is probably best left alone by serious people who are having a serious debate.
I think Peter walked into an event which he knew would be stacked against him. Some of the more popular Christian books out seem to be very similar to those in the late '70s early '80s the time of the satanic panic. Maybe it's making a reoccurrence. I like Peter's work. I think he's very talented. As a narrator, he's one of the best on UA-cam. I don't find him offensive. Vulgar Or misrepresentating? I think Peter's UA-cam channel Will be one of the fastest growing in 2025. And shortly he'll be filling auditoriums that will come to hear him lecture and narrate on his given topic of the paranormal. Okay, thank you l
Philippians 4:8 "Finally, brethren, whatever is true, whatever is honorable, whatever is right, whatever is pure, whatever is lovely, whatever is of good repute, if there is any excellence and if anything worthy of praise, dwell on these things." Also, God does not sit beside us while we watch slasher movies. The Holy Spirit is inside us and God does not want us looking at witchcraft, Satanic worship or anything horror related. It opens the door to evil. It also desensitizes us. Look to God's word for guidance and not Peter. We should still love those who are caught up in this and we can love them without condoning it. God Bless.
People are very confused today. Christian’s regarding what that means, people regarding orientation and gender. I have much compassion, but the world does not. Our kids are being indoctrinated with no empathy for their impressionable minds. Read the Bible every day, feed your spirit and allow the Holy Spirit to work with in you
Having wrestled with this topic for a long time myself, I'm not certain I can agree fully with either of your guests. I agree with Jenn that there is a spiritual battle taking place and that certain forms of entertainment may lead one down the rabbit-hole of occultism and even demonization and her warnings in this regard are much appreciated, but does that mean that if the entertainment doesn’t lead down that path or doesn't have any discernible negative effects, that it’s therefore okay? On the other hand, even a casual reading of Scripture shows that God is indeed concerned with our thoughts and imaginations, so the view that God is okay with all entertainment (since He is above such things) as long as I’m okay with it is manifestly false.
Although much entertainment clearly falls into the category of Christian liberty, I think Christians can agree that any form of entertainment that causes a person to sin is certainly wrong - this would, for example, include things like explicit sex and nudity. For the rest, even though there is no law against watching any of it (and we should be careful not to make any laws where God has made none), a Christian does not belong to himself and does not seek to please himself, but God. There may be no law against watching violent content, but we know that violence displeases God and therefore should displease us as well. I’m not saying that there aren’t legitimate reasons to watch movies containing violent content. The issue here is watching explicit violence for ENTERTAINMENT. A movie like Schindler’s List, for example, contains very explicit violence but the purpose is certainly not to entertain.
The issue of blasphemy is even clearer. To be sure, if I hear someone blaspheming in the street (for example using the name of Jesus as a curse word) I am not sinning. But surely, if I love Christ, it will grieve me, not even to mention how much it grieves the Father! When a Christian, who loves the Lord, hears his name being used in that way the entertainment ceases to be entertaining because it grieves him. To be blunt - if blasphemy doesn’t ruin your entertainment for you, you either do not realize what is happening or you feel nothing for God.
Of course, there may be reasons to even watch entertainment containing these things (engaging the culture, for example), but not for entertainment. Ultimately it's not so much a matter of should or shouldn't but being conformed to the image of Christ - learning to love what God loves and to hate what God hates. Anyway, these are some of my thoughts on the subject but the issue is too vast to discuss in a UA-cam comment. I hope that you will engage the subject again since it is of great importance and, I think, something many Christians struggle to navigate (myself included).
I listened to his books and podcast, Peter seems to have an obsession issue.
I believe in spiritualism. I'm a southern Baptist born and raised and cannot and more than likely won't let go. I think spiritualism has made me more aware that music, movies, artists are channeling evil and not listen and be pulled in. Where as in straight Baptist, I didn't believe all that existed and it was just roses and sunflowers. I actually was into horror movies more then. From my understanding God operates in duality.
Peter: we need to focus on helping people.
Jenn: no, we need to obsess about not using tarot.
Peter: what? No, we need to.figure out what to do about poverty, x, y or z.
Jenn; Taylor Swift is a witch.
Me: what? Thank God, I'm an Episcopalian and my priest is going to talk about the gospel this morning and not whatever this is.
The only spiritual fight that is going on is in your own mind . Born agains will always warn against these things. Poor Harry Potter ......
I totally disagree with the one guy! The Bible says to stay away from the very appearance of evil!! It does matter what goes in the eye gate and ear gate.. and also were to think of things that are pure and lovely and of good report .. looking at murder and violence is not thinking on things that are pure and lovely. I know as someone that has suffered from depression that just one negative ugly thought can lead to more depression.
Die to our flesh, our fleshly desires that do not lead to God. Horror..leads and glorifies the darkness. Ghosts like what we see in scary movies, dont exist..they are demons. One of our enemies, demons can and DO make themselves look like things and other people.
That’s one of the things I was wondering about Pete Laws. If he goes to paranormal conferences etc. does he explain to people that there’s actually no such thing as ghosts?
@kateorson4754 that's a good one to point out.
Images of hell have caused more horror, unrest and emotional/psychological harm to people than Taylor Swift's one music video. Rock n' roll and heavy metal bands were the target of evangelical Christians in the U.S. in the past, and now a blonde pop singer is their fearful villain. It's just fortunate that she wasn't born during the Dark Ages-because we all know what Christians would've done to her.
There is a danger in dabbling in the Occult. We wouldn't be loving if we ignored people's dabbling in these things. What you do with it is your business.
@@virginiaweir-hj1rtThere is a danger in dabbling in a religion that conditions people to think that a certain genre of music is the art and practice of the "Occult", when it's really just rock n' roll.
The gentleman kept saying “with little evidence“ which seems a little presumptuous and arrogant because you’re literally in conversation with someone who acknowledges having a history of practicing divination and becoming familiar with witchcraft and is telling you she can identify those practices in the specific entertainment vehicles that were being discussed. is definitely prideful to be so dismissive not only of her but of the actual biblical truth that point to God very specific opinions about these things
He is NOT being dismissive at all but the lady seems to come from a place of fear
It is not about listening to whatever or doing whatever however ultimately it should come down to personal discernment by seeking God's guidance
It seems to me that Pete has no personal experience with evil and that Jenn actually knows what she's talking about. As an ex new ager my self I agree with everything Jenn says..
Then my first and probably last question to the author would be be do you believe in the devil and a spiritual world because if you don’t then that explains why nothing is scary . If you do believe in then you are cautious to tread lightly on these things and most likely stay away from them. So in my opinion this is really about belief or unbelief .
Although Peter seems like a nice guy who knows of Jesus, I'm not sure what he believes about Jesus. I agree with his points that we need to dialoge with people who see life through a different lens, as his debate partner detailed. But we do need to recognize what scripture says about evil, hooror and the like. Peter never spoke on what he learned about the bibles position on evil. He seemed more concerned about the personal offense taken, buy having a limit. I do believe there is a danger that people can fall into, opening thier hearts and minds to demonic interests. I did fall prey to the demonic through these types of books and movies. I joined the new age. I see Peter completely ignoring some important portions of evil that can and does pulls people in. It is not just a matter of taste. BTW, I serve the homeless and am doing the works that Peter mentioned, I speak and love people who watch horror and practice new age.
From my perspective it seemed that Peter ignored the concerns about where this interest can lead.
I listened to the book you wrote about how you became a minister, its well written, but nothing was mentioned about his faith and who Christ is. I saw more about a person being obsessed about having to "give up" horror. The book brought me to the conclusion that he desperately needed to blend the two, so he could resolve his own personal issue. I have also listened to his sermons, while interesting, they don't explain the gospel of 1 cor 15. I do agree that the S. King book The Stand lead me in the same direction Peter went, that thier must be good and evil and it is best to be with the good. Evil only twists what is good. I found Christ and trusted in His birth death and resurrection. I too was fascinated with the supernatural. Yet, I would like to hear Peter's definition of Christianity.
Ps. I'm not saying you can never watch a horror film, or read a murder mystety. I don't do horror because it doesn't help my psyche.
In Mark 7:15 the corruption Jesus talks about are the traditions of men (what people can eat) as being weighed in higher esteem than the word of God. Jesus is not talking about viewing witchcraft as entertainment. The other thing is that I have had non-believers tell me they do not believe in Jesus because Christians are no different than the world. Great Debate.
I’m totally with Jenn. I bet the other speaker is also woke and thinks the CofE is okay.
This young man is of two minds and what he is saying reflects that. Jesus said, "Either be "hot" for Me (as is the former tarot card diviner) or be cold for Me (the world); but, if you are lukewarm (this young man) I will spew you out of my mouth".
"I always ask people of faith ..Is satan 👹 real?
And never get a straight answer ..
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Dear Jenn,
You TROUNCED your opponent in this debate! This man did not have a Biblical leg to stand on! I was so disappointed in his statements that it is OK for Christians to see horror movies and Taylor Swift concerts. He never quoted one Scripture to defend his position (because there is none)! When I was a baby Christian in the late 1970s, I went with some friends from my neighborhood (the Bronx, NY) to see "The Exorcist". ( I didn't know any better at that time.) As I remember, in that movie the demon WINS IN THE END when it gets cast out of Linda Blair and goes directly into the priest, and the priest jumps out the window to his death! This is IN NO WAY a movie that Christians should see. One of the reasons people get into the occult is that they have an inordinate fascination with DEATH! The Book of Proverbs says, "All those who hate [Godly wisdom] love death. Jenn, may you, Doreen, and Jac be blessed beyond measure as you expose the unfruitful deeds of darkness! I believe your opponent in this debate is probably a "progressive Christian" and not a TRUE Christian!
I'm with Pete here. No doubt Jenn would disapprove of things like Dungeons & Dragons, Harry Potter and maybe even Lord of the Rings. It's like she jumped out of a magic time portal from the 1980s with all the Satanic ritual abuse moral panics. She's kind of like the wokesters who rail against classical literature because they thinks it's all white male supremacy or such. It's okay and natural to have some escapism in life. Besides, in Dungeons & Dragons, while there are demons and monsters in it, you get to be warriors and wizards that slay these things. ;-)
A debate between a scholarly sane person, and a frightened rock.
What a strange discussion. Jenn definitely holds some strange views - like that Christians shouldn't be interested in certain types of pop culture (ie pop music or horror movies), but man Peter Laws misses the mark on Christianity. To the point where I am surprised that the ministry would allow him to continue being a Reverend.
Mediumship, witchcraft, divination etc is strictly prohibited in the Bible.
Meeting people where they are does not mean using their divination tools etc.
The irony is Peter talks about helping people etc, yet I can't find anything anywhere where he actually does that. Unless he's talking about helping himself?
Please do research on the music industry and Hollywood. You will completely understand where Jenn is coming from.
Peter has forgotten the first of the 2 greatest commandments: love God.
1 Peter 3:15-16 (NIV): But in your hearts revere Christ as Lord. Always be prepared to give an answer to everyone who asks you to give the reason for the hope that you have. But do this with gentleness and respect, 16 keeping a clear conscience, so that those who speak maliciously against your good behavior in Christ may be ashamed of their slander.
Weak and strong brother talking about slippery slopes. Could entertainment or a fascination with dark subject matter lead you into occultism? Maybe, it very well could. But that doesn’t mean it unequivocally always will. We're each instructed to use discernment. Govern yourself with guidance of the Holy Spirit, but don't force extra weights on your brothers.
Above all else guard your heart for it is the wellspring of life. Don’t expose yourself to rubbish content, the Bible doesn’t graphically portray evil for entertainment, it tells you what to stay away from and for condemning it. You don’t need to watch the Exorcist to know to stay away from the demonic, etc. I would say the guy there is compromised.
That or he is not understanding that we are to let God's word guide us in the area of many things including the area of our personal interests.
There is a bad effect that comes from seeing and hearing things that glorify the darkness and not the true light.
They are always looking for witches, and hence, they see them everywhere. It's insanity.
2 Timothy 4:2-5 (NIV): Preach the word; be prepared in season and out of season; correct, rebuke and encourage-with great patience and careful instruction. 3 For the time will come when people will not put up with sound doctrine. Instead, to suit their own desires, they will gather around them a great number of teachers to say what their itching ears want to hear. 4 They will turn their ears away from the truth and turn aside to myths. 5 But you, keep your head in all situations, endure hardship, do the work of an evangelist, discharge all the duties of your ministry.
An ex-psychic-- So she stopped defrauding people for money? Now what, she does podcasts for free?
What would you do?
Much of what this guy says could be rephrased as "Did God really say ...?"
Good one!
I strongly disagree with Peter’s opinions. Jenn has experience with the occult and besides the Bible is clear about the occult and how Christians are supposed to be set apart from culture if it glorifies the works of darkness. Jesus is always relevant. Jesus is the Word. The whole Bible points to Christ, not just the gospels.
Pete, keep bible verses in the context of the text. Do not use only a verse to prove your point.
It is dangerous to use a verse out of context.
Once the base emotions of belonging to any religion and nation and family and money is shunned only then that soul will experience real heaven on earth 🌎 until then all of us are going to continue in ignorance confusion and conflict and debates and arguments and war😊
It's ironic that when Jenn was a practicing psychic that someone like Peter would have been one to reach out and engage with her. People in her audience might have just been afraid of her or simply hurled judgment her way. Very ironic.
It’s not ironic at all. What Peter is doing is what a pastor did to me when I was a witch: reached out and encouraged me to keep doing what I was doing.
How is that helpful in any way? He would have happily led me to hell and applauded as I burned.
@LouisaWatt nope. Peter is not endorsing the occult. He is arguing that it is okay for Christians to go see a horror movie or read a horror novel. Reading Harry Potter is not the same as actively trying to contact the dead. Jenn seems to think they are, but it simply isn't. She seems to want to make rules for everyone though, and if they don't agree, then they're probably compromised, in league with Satan, deceived, or not really Christians to begin with. Peter also endorses engaging with people before hurling abuse and judgment their way. Sorry about your pastor, he sounds like he was a real winner.
@LouisaWatt nope. He's just saying that Christians who watch movies or read Harry Potter aren't practicing the occult. They're just watching movies and reading books. Jenn likes to equate the two as do some who follow her, but it's not the same thing by a long stretch. Sorry about that pastor. He sounds like a real winner. Glad you found your way to Christ.
@@forrestfish34 the pastor was a she.
Peter has his own agenda to push, if you actually look at his own work. The “church” podcast he talked about at the start isn’t just horror themed, he actually conducted a seance with his patreons back in 2021. He also said in a recent video on his channel that it’s better to be open minded about mediumship and spiritism.
He’s a wolf.
If you have the light of Christ and the discernment of the Holy Spirit, you bear the Light of God and Christ, so you need not fear the darkness but rathernttr darkness should fear you
Peter puts forward some good points here and there s a good argument to be more relaxed about these things, but there's another perspective to consider. In ancient societies people worshipped a mother goddess and valued women in spiritual roles as shamans and healers. The moon was a central focus and astrological and monthly female cycles were connected to ritual practice. There is some evidence that these societies were more equal between men and women and were matrifocal.
With the onset of agriculture, these societies changed, and men took on more power. This is called patriarchy, where men hold most of the control.
Controlling the narrative: With this shift, some argue that organised religions, now mostly run by men, rewrote the stories. Powerful women became seen as witches, and women's natural desires were seen as temptations from the devil (like Eve in the Garden of Eden).
Why? This could have been a way to keep women in check. If women are seen as inherently bad or linked to evil, it makes it easier to control their behavior and keep them from challenging the male-dominated system.
As men pulled harder and gained more power. To stay in control, they redefined womens societalrole by making them seem weak or dangerous.
Maybe Taylor Swift is onto something.
If it doesn’t honour God, don’t watch it.
This woman in this video Jenna perhaps is her name but then what's in a name, so this Jenna thing is clearly afraid of her own demons (all the black magic nonsense she used to do) that she is completely psyched out about her abilities and yes the "CHURCH" has clearly not helped her so she is on this war path and she doesn't even know that she is only projecting her fear on the world. God save us. She is only fighting on camera. Poor woman needs help to be saved from her demons. She surely fights like a possessed. It's horribly disgusting and absolutely depressing to watch and hear her.
This was an interesting discussion but arguably a complete failure of booking. Jenn Nizza wasn't even really talking about the relevant topic. She's really interested actual attempts to practice the occult. It would have been more interesting to get someone with a conservative or moderate view on the question of violence etc. in entertainment. Ideally, someone who - like Pete Laws - is at least passably competent with respect to what psychologists and other experts say about the psychological function of such entertainment.
Love not the world neither the things of the world (which is Satan's management system of the lusts of the flesh/eyes and pride), if any man love the world, the love of the Father is not in him!!! (1 John 3) A serious warning I hope and pray Peter's eyes will open.
I watch horror movies as a pastor because it is the one place where ministers are presented as the hero (usually). I do not watch "slasher" horror or "torture" horror.
"Maybe Jenn wants to bring back 500yr's plus of witch burning🔥💀 ..??
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Men love darkness...our hearts are deceitful...enough said...we have to gaurd our hearts...I love pirates stuffand revenge movies ..like the Equalizer...but have seen what it can do to me.
Peter seems naive to the reality of evil in this world but then I believe the devil does not bother people who are already aligned with him.
Read the Gospels and read the books Paul wrote!!
He said why not connect with what’s going on in culture now - so does he want to apply that to porn as well? 50 Shades of Gray? He really hasn’t done his homework on Taylor swift.
Sound good Pete but Paul would not speak ;like that. Obey the bible, "do not look right or left". God says it this way for a reason. The rest is humanistic which open a broad door. In the days we are living, we need to stick with what is pleasing to God.
Jenn started out as a kook and is now… still a kook. All she did was change labels!
@@Expsychicsaved You believe in demons and a mythological character named Satan. That’s kooky.
@@Expsychicsaved Kooks don't realize that they're kooks. That's what makes them kooks...
Don't have anything to do with foolish and stupid arguments, because you know they produce quarrels. And the Lord's servant must not quarrel; instead, he must be kind to everyone, able to teach, not resentful. 2Timothy 2:23-26
God bless you both! ❤
@@Expsychicsaved Deleting your previous comment, pretending that you haven't said anything, and quoting the Bible like that is not kindness. That's you just being self-righteous.
Bye! ❤
@@betsalprince hi, it’s actually discernment from the Holy Spirit friend. I’m so sorry you see the worst in people and not the best.
Just like biblical and historical evidence proves that jesus and his apostles were vegatarians biblical and historical evidence also proves that the trinity, atonement, original sin and hell are very late misinterpretations and are not supported by the early creed hence its not a part of Christianity I pray that Allah swt revives Christianity both inside and out preserves and protects it and makes its massage be witnessed by all people but at the right moment, place and time
The secred text of the Bible says ye shall know them by their fruits
So too that I say to my christian brothers and sisters be fruitful and multiply
Best regards from a Muslim ( line of ismail )
Ex psychic? 😂