Christian author has recording of satan's voice

[Silver]

Friendly Atheist Patheos

I almost hate to give this person publicity when I know he’s just looking for it… but when a new book about the devil includes the “first-ever recording of the voice of Satan,” I can’t resist.

Author Roderick Millington is a “journalist” who claims to be “open-minded” and “investigative.” He was even a skeptic who mocked people who believed in Satan! That is, he says, until he learned more about Electronic Voice Phenomenon (EVP)… which is basically when you think you hear phrases in other kinds of noise, like the infamous conspiracy theory involving Paul McCartney. It’s the equivalent of looking at clouds and seeing specific formations in them… except it’s audio and everything is demonic.

He talks about all this in his book The Devil’s Playground.

The book’s unique strength lies in its selection of 21 audio clips, with readers able to listen to genuine examples of demons threatening and cajoling, including the first-ever recording of the voice of Satan. This information is vital in an increasingly secular and materialistic world. It will allow Christians of all denominations to be better prepared to recognise and prevent demonic influence or attack.

So what does Satan sound like? You can listen for yourself here. It’s just garbled audio that Millington claims says “Come into the fire, come to me.”

Where did he get this audio from? Who knows.
How do we know that’s what it’s saying? We don’t.

How can we verify it’s Satan? We can’t.

In other words, it’s “journalism” that requires complete gullibility on the part of the readers.

[Peebothuhlu]

At work.

Good thing the author hasn't listened to the audio of Jupiter or Saturn's radio frequencys.

That would really send them off the deep end.

[brewer]

Ozzy's not gonna be happy about the competition.

[Gawdzilla Sama]

I've tried recording the voices in my head, but nobody would believe Alan Rickman is still talking to me.

[onlinebiker]

I've tried recording the voices in my head, but nobody would believe Alan Rickman is still talking to me.

Which version?

Snape or Metatron?


The differences are subtle.

[BrianSoddingBoru4]

Funny. I always imagined that Satan would sound more like Gilbert Gottfried.

Boru

[Ranjr]

Odd.  I hear, "That's a lovely dress you're wearing, Mrs. Cleaver."

[brewer]

llems taht skcos swos rehtom ruoy

[downbeatplumb]

Friendly Atheist Patheos

I almost hate to give this person publicity when I know he’s just looking for it… but when a new book about the devil includes the “first-ever recording of the voice of Satan,” I can’t resist.

Author Roderick Millington is a “journalist” who claims to be “open-minded” and “investigative.” He was even a skeptic who mocked people who believed in Satan! That is, he says, until he learned more about Electronic Voice Phenomenon (EVP)… which is basically when you think you hear phrases in other kinds of noise, like the infamous conspiracy theory involving Paul McCartney. It’s the equivalent of looking at clouds and seeing specific formations in them… except it’s audio and everything is demonic.

He talks about all this in his book The Devil’s Playground.

The book’s unique strength lies in its selection of 21 audio clips, with readers able to listen to genuine examples of demons threatening and cajoling, including the first-ever recording of the voice of Satan. This information is vital in an increasingly secular and materialistic world. It will allow Christians of all denominations to be better prepared to recognise and prevent demonic influence or attack.

So what does Satan sound like? You can listen for yourself here. It’s just garbled audio that Millington claims says “Come into the fire, come to me.”

Where did he get this audio from? Who knows.
How do we know that’s what it’s saying? We don’t.

How can we verify it’s Satan? We can’t.

In other words, it’s “journalism” that requires complete gullibility on the part of the readers.

Is he telling people to that covid is a lie and people prefer fauci?

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Funny. I always imagined that Satan would sound more like Gilbert Gottfried.

Boru

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Funny. I always imagined that Satan would sound more like Gilbert Gottfried.

Boru

[Nay_Sayer]

Big deal I have multiple films of Spiderman saving NYC.