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http://advocate.jbu.edu/?q=node/1134This column is not a theological exegesis, but rather a heartfelt cry. I understand that yoga has become an accepted part of the American culture. The National Institute of Health promotes it vigorously and much of the Church has accepted it as harmless. I have to disagree.
As I have been thinking of all the arguments and reasons why yoga is not as beneficial as we’ve been led to believe, it all keeps coming back to the fact that yoga has its roots in the worship of demonic Hindu gods.
I believe that while yoga may offer some benefits, those benefits have hidden, demonic strings attached. I spoke to one of our chapel speakers years ago about this. He was a Dalit “untouchable” from India who had become a Christian. His view is that yoga is the beautiful face that the very ugly religion of Hinduism uses to sell itself to Americans.
Please know that my intention for writing this is one of love and concern. I understand that most people will probably disagree with me. It is not easy for me to publicly share my story, knowing that it is so counter-cultural. But if my story will bring hope or truth to anyone, it is worth it. I am very open to respectfully discussing any of these issues further. There is more I have left unsaid than I have said.
Ask God to reveal his truth, and then be willing to seek it out. Google “yoga” and dig a bit. Research the presence of exorcism in the Early Church. Search the Scriptures.
We don’t need to be afraid of the demonic realm, but we do need to be wise.
This is not an uncommon theme of some Christian people. The new priest at my church removed the Wednesday morning yoga classes for senior citizens because of the non-Christian undertones of the beginning of yoga.Yoga is demonic, y'all.
Hilarious Christian College Newspaper Op-Ed Calls Yoga "Demonic"
http://advocate.jbu.edu/?q=node/1134This column is not a theological exegesis, but rather a heartfelt cry. I understand that yoga has become an accepted part of the American culture. The National Institute of Health promotes it vigorously and much of the Church has accepted it as harmless. I have to disagree.
As I have been thinking of all the arguments and reasons why yoga is not as beneficial as we’ve been led to believe, it all keeps coming back to the fact that yoga has its roots in the worship of demonic Hindu gods.
I believe that while yoga may offer some benefits, those benefits have hidden, demonic strings attached. I spoke to one of our chapel speakers years ago about this. He was a Dalit “untouchable” from India who had become a Christian. His view is that yoga is the beautiful face that the very ugly religion of Hinduism uses to sell itself to Americans.
Please know that my intention for writing this is one of love and concern. I understand that most people will probably disagree with me. It is not easy for me to publicly share my story, knowing that it is so counter-cultural. But if my story will bring hope or truth to anyone, it is worth it. I am very open to respectfully discussing any of these issues further. There is more I have left unsaid than I have said.
Ask God to reveal his truth, and then be willing to seek it out. Google “yoga” and dig a bit. Research the presence of exorcism in the Early Church. Search the Scriptures.
We don’t need to be afraid of the demonic realm, but we do need to be wise.
That is just so silly. Anyone whose faith is threatened by yoga should reexamine their faith.This is not an uncommon theme of some Christian people. The new priest at my church removed the Wednesday morning yoga classes for senior citizens because of the non-Christian undertones of the beginning of yoga.Yoga is demonic, y'all.
Hilarious Christian College Newspaper Op-Ed Calls Yoga "Demonic"
http://advocate.jbu.edu/?q=node/1134This column is not a theological exegesis, but rather a heartfelt cry. I understand that yoga has become an accepted part of the American culture. The National Institute of Health promotes it vigorously and much of the Church has accepted it as harmless. I have to disagree.
As I have been thinking of all the arguments and reasons why yoga is not as beneficial as we’ve been led to believe, it all keeps coming back to the fact that yoga has its roots in the worship of demonic Hindu gods.
I believe that while yoga may offer some benefits, those benefits have hidden, demonic strings attached. I spoke to one of our chapel speakers years ago about this. He was a Dalit “untouchable” from India who had become a Christian. His view is that yoga is the beautiful face that the very ugly religion of Hinduism uses to sell itself to Americans.
Please know that my intention for writing this is one of love and concern. I understand that most people will probably disagree with me. It is not easy for me to publicly share my story, knowing that it is so counter-cultural. But if my story will bring hope or truth to anyone, it is worth it. I am very open to respectfully discussing any of these issues further. There is more I have left unsaid than I have said.
Ask God to reveal his truth, and then be willing to seek it out. Google “yoga” and dig a bit. Research the presence of exorcism in the Early Church. Search the Scriptures.
We don’t need to be afraid of the demonic realm, but we do need to be wise.
Who knew stretching could be so evil?
Interestingly, one of the priests we had before him, who was from India, had no problem with Yoga.That is just so silly. Anyone whose faith is threatened by yoga should reexamine their faith.This is not an uncommon theme of some Christian people. The new priest at my church removed the Wednesday morning yoga classes for senior citizens because of the non-Christian undertones of the beginning of yoga.Yoga is demonic, y'all.
Hilarious Christian College Newspaper Op-Ed Calls Yoga "Demonic"
http://advocate.jbu.edu/?q=node/1134This column is not a theological exegesis, but rather a heartfelt cry. I understand that yoga has become an accepted part of the American culture. The National Institute of Health promotes it vigorously and much of the Church has accepted it as harmless. I have to disagree.
As I have been thinking of all the arguments and reasons why yoga is not as beneficial as we’ve been led to believe, it all keeps coming back to the fact that yoga has its roots in the worship of demonic Hindu gods.
I believe that while yoga may offer some benefits, those benefits have hidden, demonic strings attached. I spoke to one of our chapel speakers years ago about this. He was a Dalit “untouchable” from India who had become a Christian. His view is that yoga is the beautiful face that the very ugly religion of Hinduism uses to sell itself to Americans.
Please know that my intention for writing this is one of love and concern. I understand that most people will probably disagree with me. It is not easy for me to publicly share my story, knowing that it is so counter-cultural. But if my story will bring hope or truth to anyone, it is worth it. I am very open to respectfully discussing any of these issues further. There is more I have left unsaid than I have said.
Ask God to reveal his truth, and then be willing to seek it out. Google “yoga” and dig a bit. Research the presence of exorcism in the Early Church. Search the Scriptures.
We don’t need to be afraid of the demonic realm, but we do need to be wise.
Who knew stretching could be so evil?
That Late Night Dog sounds awesome!OMG you guys!! Poutine hot dogs!!!!
Forget pitching, hitting and injured shortstops: Comerica Park will sell POUTINE HOT DOGS
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Also:
New this year at Comerica are four $7 specialty natural-casing-frank hot dogs in the food court:
• Poutine Dog: frank with french fries, cheese curds and beef gravy
• Late Night Dog: frank with fried egg, bacon and cheddar cheese
• Pork & Beans: frank with baked beans, cheddar cheese and bacon
• Slaw Dog: frank with coney chili and cole slaw