http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ve43kmfMKCc&feature=related
In this video by shazoolo, he askes his viewers to reconsider the usage of a ouija board but, instead of resorting to naturalistic explanations for the ouija board he warns of its supposed paranormal powers. Now, I'm not railing against him just because he's a Christian. On the contrary, I think that most Christians or critics of the ouija board would love to have a testable naturalistic explanation of the ouija board phenomenon so that they can effectively prevent youngsters from using it. However, shazoolo isn't doing much for his cause by warning viewers of its connection to demons, devils, spirits etc.
I offer the following suggestions to shazoolo or any future youtube critics of the ouija board:
1. Offer the skeptic version of the ouija board. Explain the ideomotor effect and perform the blindfold experiment.
2. (for the religious or philosophical) Make a statement that self-deception is the central power of the ouija board and that it is just as damaging to the spirit or soul as is lying or stealing.
Comments are appreciated and welcomed.
In this video by shazoolo, he askes his viewers to reconsider the usage of a ouija board but, instead of resorting to naturalistic explanations for the ouija board he warns of its supposed paranormal powers. Now, I'm not railing against him just because he's a Christian. On the contrary, I think that most Christians or critics of the ouija board would love to have a testable naturalistic explanation of the ouija board phenomenon so that they can effectively prevent youngsters from using it. However, shazoolo isn't doing much for his cause by warning viewers of its connection to demons, devils, spirits etc.
I offer the following suggestions to shazoolo or any future youtube critics of the ouija board:
1. Offer the skeptic version of the ouija board. Explain the ideomotor effect and perform the blindfold experiment.
2. (for the religious or philosophical) Make a statement that self-deception is the central power of the ouija board and that it is just as damaging to the spirit or soul as is lying or stealing.
Comments are appreciated and welcomed.