Once in lifetime not too far away, I dabbled in evangelical Christianity.  It was something I did because my original religious group abandoned me because I was a sinner and at the time played the stupid game of sinner, to saint much to my discouragement. Attending Pentecostal services was more entertaining than spiritual and I really didn’t question the sincerity of those attending.  They believed in the power of God and the salvation of Christ.

Many of those that attended church were obviously happy people and their sweetness and spirit were something you could not describe. However what really had me worried was the tactics that may of the pastors used to get people to pay attention to the word of God.

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I had the opportunity to appear on FATE Radio’s “The Other Side” with Denver and Lauren. One of the questions they asked me was what my favorite Science fiction movie was. I replied “The Invasion of the Body Snatchers” with Kevin McCarthy. I explained that I found the film frightening on a visceral level. Even though it is a B-movie and would probably bore the ADHD kids of today, the psychological terror of feeling as though the earth has been invaded by an unseen alien force is a chilling thought.

Adding to the terror is that you try and warn people and no one believes you. Later it seems that everyone around you becomes the enemy. It was synchronicity that Kevin McCarthy passed away the weekend after I mentioned how much I loved his film. The remakes of the movie never measured up in my opinion, but the story by Jack Finney is a haunting bit of predictive programming that we could all fall prey to. Honestly in a lot of ways I sometimes feel that we already have.

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Labor day weekend was actually a pretty enlightening time for me as I arranged a meeting with Author Tracy Twyman and Reed McClintock about a new book that we are about to collaborate on.  The book is about the new psychology in America.  Some of my feelings were first expressed in the last article I wrote about exorcisms and a mass demonic possession in “The Devil May Care.” The theory about a mass possession of the people of the United States becomes all the more apparent when we start adopting philosophies that were first shared to us by fascist dictators, terrorists, and killers.

It may come as a shock to many people that the philosophies and actions that they wish to employ in the name of Politics and religion are sociopathic in many respects.

Reed McClintock and Tracy Twyman were discussing with me psychological peculiarities with regards to what the politicians say, and how the people react to what is being said.

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