Lewis Jackson’s ugly free throw attempt landed on the back iron and stopped dead as if it was deflated. Instead, it dropped through, and Purdue squeezed the air out of Siena’s season, 72-64, in the first round of the NCAA tournament South Regional Friday at the Spokane Arena.
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“There is certainly a Satanic element to psychic fairs and to the occult and to new age religion,” said Rev. Jason McGuire
obviously, Rev. McGuire doesn't know anything about Pagan religions. Satan, the Devil, is Christianities creation. We don't try to blame our faults on a make-believe being, we take responsibility for our own actions. Also, a Psychic fair has nothing to do with proselytizing or promoting religion. We do not seek converts as the various Pagan religions are either something you feel drawn to or not. If so, great; if not, that's fine too. It is generally hoped that such a person is able to find their spiritual path, be it Pagan, Christian, or whatever. The point also needs to be made in that when certain Christian groups are accused of lobbying it's because they are trying to change something because it goes against their perceived beliefs and want something stopped, even if others want "it" for whatever reason. Pagans are not the ones trying to have laws created or changed to reflect their religious beliefs, there by making it something everyone must follow. If you don't want to attend a Psychic fair because of your religious beliefs, then don't.
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