Federal Rules OF Evidence
Jul 15, 2024 17:56:39 GMT -8
Post by The Ninevite on Jul 15, 2024 17:56:39 GMT -8
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One usage meaning of the word "occult" is invisible. To be specific, an occult crime is religious, and in both theory and practice, the criminals who engage in it are using and trying to use spiritual practices to contact and to contract with spiritual beings. The occult criminal might be either deliberately and overtly contracting with the devil, as described in Sanzor LaVey or Alister Crowley, or might be manipulating spiritual promises and convents historically recorded as having been made to others before himself, such as the Starry Sky Promise to Abrahm, the Atmospheric Rainbow Promise to Noah, or the Decalogue Promise to Moses. Remember when auditing preachers and pastor's descriptions of religious promises that a legally binding contract is made only between named parties, who must sign in the presence of a notary public with a witness signature on a visible, physically tangible document. A non-signatory to a titled contract is not party to the contract. I realize the home Bible Charades is a fun game for preschoolers, and that drama is a common Friday night budget item for many legal adults, but you were not, alas, the original Abraham, Moses, or Noah to whom the Biblical promises are assigned.
One usage meaning of the word "occult" is invisible. To be specific, an occult crime is religious, and in both theory and practice, the criminals who engage in it are using and trying to use spiritual practices to contact and to contract with spiritual beings. The occult criminal might be either deliberately and overtly contracting with the devil, as described in Sanzor LaVey or Alister Crowley, or might be manipulating spiritual promises and convents historically recorded as having been made to others before himself, such as the Starry Sky Promise to Abrahm, the Atmospheric Rainbow Promise to Noah, or the Decalogue Promise to Moses. Remember when auditing preachers and pastor's descriptions of religious promises that a legally binding contract is made only between named parties, who must sign in the presence of a notary public with a witness signature on a visible, physically tangible document. A non-signatory to a titled contract is not party to the contract. I realize the home Bible Charades is a fun game for preschoolers, and that drama is a common Friday night budget item for many legal adults, but you were not, alas, the original Abraham, Moses, or Noah to whom the Biblical promises are assigned.