Demonic posession of people and objects, and getting rid of them?

[Unknown]

(04-21-2012 01:58 AM)Romantic Wrote:  

(04-21-2012 12:36 AM)Unknown Wrote:  

(04-21-2012 12:18 AM)Romantic Wrote:  So I'm not entirely sure, but did I read that they burned a sword? Really? Unless that sword was a piece of shit, they had to have a serious furnace. And even then, you wouldn't be able to hear anything through the thick iron/steel/etc of the furnace walls after the door had been closed.

If by "burned" you mean they destroyed it with a fire, then yeah, that's a bit hard to believe. If by "burned" you mean "made it hot then took it out" then yeah, you need to say that next time.

They had other masonic stuff, a ring, and other shit. The type of shit you only see in movies. (Ok, not really)
but they burned them. By this i mean made a lasrge fire and threw them in and left them there untill there was nothing left.

Providing the sword was made of steel; it would require a fire that was burning at or above 2500 degrees Fahrenheit, as steel's melting point is right at 2500 degrees Fahrenheit.

The average wood-fueled fire burns at around 900 degrees Fahrenheit. Not to be nitpicky, but I just find it very hard to believe that they burned a sword with an open-air fire. It'd be extremely difficult for this to happen.

I'm quite sure that someone is pulling your leg, regarding this tale. And if you "saw" it yourself, I'm quite sure you're trying to pull our leg.

Oh, it wasn't an open air fire, haha. They have like this concrete thing that closes up, like a small incinerator.

[Romantic]

(04-21-2012 06:57 AM)Unknown Wrote:  

(04-21-2012 01:58 AM)Romantic Wrote:  

(04-21-2012 12:36 AM)Unknown Wrote:  

(04-21-2012 12:18 AM)Romantic Wrote:  So I'm not entirely sure, but did I read that they burned a sword? Really? Unless that sword was a piece of shit, they had to have a serious furnace. And even then, you wouldn't be able to hear anything through the thick iron/steel/etc of the furnace walls after the door had been closed.

If by "burned" you mean they destroyed it with a fire, then yeah, that's a bit hard to believe. If by "burned" you mean "made it hot then took it out" then yeah, you need to say that next time.

They had other masonic stuff, a ring, and other shit. The type of shit you only see in movies. (Ok, not really)
but they burned them. By this i mean made a lasrge fire and threw them in and left them there untill there was nothing left.

Providing the sword was made of steel; it would require a fire that was burning at or above 2500 degrees Fahrenheit, as steel's melting point is right at 2500 degrees Fahrenheit.

The average wood-fueled fire burns at around 900 degrees Fahrenheit. Not to be nitpicky, but I just find it very hard to believe that they burned a sword with an open-air fire. It'd be extremely difficult for this to happen.

I'm quite sure that someone is pulling your leg, regarding this tale. And if you "saw" it yourself, I'm quite sure you're trying to pull our leg.

Oh, it wasn't an open air fire, haha. They have like this concrete thing that closes up, like a small incinerator.

If it was an incinerator, then the concrete and metal, as well as insulation, would be so thick you wouldn't be able to hear anything from the inside. Especially not over the fire eating up all the oxygen inside.

[Unknown]

(04-21-2012 07:53 AM)Romantic Wrote:  

(04-21-2012 06:57 AM)Unknown Wrote:  

(04-21-2012 01:58 AM)Romantic Wrote:  

(04-21-2012 12:36 AM)Unknown Wrote:  

(04-21-2012 12:18 AM)Romantic Wrote:  So I'm not entirely sure, but did I read that they burned a sword? Really? Unless that sword was a piece of shit, they had to have a serious furnace. And even then, you wouldn't be able to hear anything through the thick iron/steel/etc of the furnace walls after the door had been closed.

If by "burned" you mean they destroyed it with a fire, then yeah, that's a bit hard to believe. If by "burned" you mean "made it hot then took it out" then yeah, you need to say that next time.

They had other masonic stuff, a ring, and other shit. The type of shit you only see in movies. (Ok, not really)
but they burned them. By this i mean made a lasrge fire and threw them in and left them there untill there was nothing left.

Providing the sword was made of steel; it would require a fire that was burning at or above 2500 degrees Fahrenheit, as steel's melting point is right at 2500 degrees Fahrenheit.

The average wood-fueled fire burns at around 900 degrees Fahrenheit. Not to be nitpicky, but I just find it very hard to believe that they burned a sword with an open-air fire. It'd be extremely difficult for this to happen.

I'm quite sure that someone is pulling your leg, regarding this tale. And if you "saw" it yourself, I'm quite sure you're trying to pull our leg.

Oh, it wasn't an open air fire, haha. They have like this concrete thing that closes up, like a small incinerator.

If it was an incinerator, then the concrete and metal, as well as insulation, would be so thick you wouldn't be able to hear anything from the inside. Especially not over the fire eating up all the oxygen inside.

I shall take a picture foor you the next time I go to church. (I never go to church. This may take a while.)

[Romantic]

(04-21-2012 01:38 PM)Unknown Wrote:  I shall take a picture foor you the next time I go to church. (I never go to church. This may take a while.)

All that will do is prove that your church has a furnace/incinerator.

[Unknown]

(04-21-2012 07:01 PM)Romantic Wrote:  

(04-21-2012 01:38 PM)Unknown Wrote:  I shall take a picture foor you the next time I go to church. (I never go to church. This may take a while.)

All that will do is prove that your church has a furnace/incinerator.

Yes, that's what I'm trying to do here...

[Romantic]

(04-22-2012 02:52 AM)Unknown Wrote:  

(04-21-2012 07:01 PM)Romantic Wrote:  

(04-21-2012 01:38 PM)Unknown Wrote:  I shall take a picture foor you the next time I go to church. (I never go to church. This may take a while.)

All that will do is prove that your church has a furnace/incinerator.

Yes, that's what I'm trying to do here...

Except that nobody cares about your church having a furnace. About 60% of buildings have furnaces, they're used to heat the building. They're nothing special.