Sunday, October 05, 2025

Poltergeists: Understanding Spiritual Disturbances and Biblical Warnings

 

Poltergeists: Understanding Spiritual Disturbances and Biblical Warnings

Poltergeists: Understanding Spiritual Disturbances and Biblical Warnings


A poltergeist is a spirit or demonic presence associated with physical disturbances, such as objects moving, items being thrown, unexplained noises, and other disruptions in a home or around a specific individual. Poltergeists are often mistakenly seen as harmless supernatural phenomena, but the Bible teaches that any spiritual activity outside God’s authority is dangerous and must be resisted (Ephesians 6:12).

Cultural Origins and Beliefs

The concept of poltergeists has roots in European folklore, especially in German-speaking regions during the 16th to 19th centuries. The term “poltergeist” comes from German: poltern (“to make noise”) and Geist (“ghost” or “spirit”).

In these cultures, poltergeists were believed to be mischievous or malevolent spirits that targeted homes, families, or individuals. Folklore attributed disturbances to spirits of the dead, elemental forces, or even demons. People often believed these spirits were linked to a particular person—typically an emotionally troubled teenager or someone in the household experiencing tension.

Unlike Christianity, which teaches that God alone governs life and spiritual authority, these European traditions assumed unseen spirits could independently act in the physical world, either to punish, entertain, or frighten humans.

Creators and Historical Promoters

The poltergeist concept was not created by a single author but developed over centuries through oral tradition, folklore, and early occult writings. Early cases were chronicled by local historians, clergy, and paranormal enthusiasts who documented strange occurrences, often attributing them to spirits or witches.

The belief persisted because unexplained events created fear and reinforced local superstitions. Some spiritualists and occultists later embraced poltergeists as evidence of the supernatural, tying them to séance practices or spirit communication.

Gods and Spiritual Framework

Poltergeists are not associated with any formal deity. In Christian understanding, they are demonic spirits—fallen angels working under Satan’s authority to deceive, frighten, and torment humans (1 Peter 5:8). Folkloric interpretations sometimes treated poltergeists as neutral or mischievous spirits, but the Bible shows that any spiritual activity outside God’s protection is dangerous.

Because poltergeists often manifest through unexplained phenomena, they can appear to operate independently. In reality, they are part of the spiritual forces that oppose God, aiming to instill fear, confusion, and distraction.

Purpose and Why People Get Involved

Poltergeists are not intentionally “used” by most people, but individuals often become involved unknowingly. Certain behaviors, such as dabbling in Ouija boards, occult games, spirit summoning, or curses, can invite these spirits. Once a spirit is attached to a person, family, or location, disturbances can begin, creating chaos, fear, and sometimes even physical harm.

Some people are drawn to the supernatural out of curiosity, entertainment, or desire for hidden knowledge. Poltergeists, however, are not benign. The Bible warns that spirits outside God’s control are deceptive, often aiming to manipulate and torment (James 4:7).

Is Poltergeist Activity Divination?

Yes. Engaging with poltergeists—whether directly or indirectly—is considered a form of divination and occult involvement. Any attempt to communicate with spirits, interpret disturbances, or seek guidance from supernatural phenomena falls under the Bible’s warnings against divination (Leviticus 19:31, Deuteronomy 18:10-12).

Even seemingly passive interaction, such as observing or investigating a poltergeist, can open doors to spiritual deception. Christians are instructed to seek protection, deliverance, and guidance from God alone, not from spirits or unexplained phenomena.

Biblical Warnings

Scripture repeatedly emphasizes that the spiritual realm is real and that humans can encounter forces opposing God:

  • Ephesians 6:12: “For our struggle is not against flesh and blood, but against the rulers, against the authorities, against the powers of this dark world and against the spiritual forces of evil in the heavenly realms.”

  • 1 Peter 5:8: “Be alert and of sober mind. Your enemy the devil prowls around like a roaring lion looking for someone to devour.”

  • Leviticus 19:31: “Do not turn to mediums or seek out spiritists, for you will be defiled by them. I am the LORD your God.”

Poltergeists represent these spiritual forces attempting to intimidate, deceive, or control. Christians are called to resist them through prayer, Scripture, and the authority of Jesus Christ.

Conclusion

Poltergeists are more than folklore—they are manifestations of demonic forces that cause fear, confusion, and physical disturbances. While European traditions often presented them as mischievous spirits, the Bible shows that any spiritual activity outside God’s authority is dangerous. Christians must reject all occult involvement, trust in God’s protection, and resist the influence of spirits attempting to operate in their lives or homes.

Teresa Morin
President of Touch of God Int’l Ministries
🌐 https://www.touchofgod.org
Of Healing and Deliverance, Ordained Minister, Public Speaker
📣 Featured in Who's Who Press Release


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Polytheism: Why Believing in Many Gods Is Against the Bible

 

Polytheism: Why Believing in Many Gods Is Against the Bible

Polytheism: Why Believing in Many Gods Is Against the Bible


Polytheism is the belief that multiple gods exist and can influence the world. While this worldview has existed for millennia and shaped many ancient civilizations, the Bible is clear: there is only one true God, and worshiping or believing in other gods is idolatry (Deuteronomy 6:4, Psalm 96:5, James 2:19).

Cultural Origins and Beliefs

Polytheism emerged in ancient civilizations such as Mesopotamia, Egypt, Greece, Rome, and the Norse cultures. Each culture had a pantheon of gods with specific roles: gods of war, love, sun, moon, harvest, or the sea.

  • Mesopotamians worshiped gods like Marduk, Ishtar, and Enlil, believing they controlled natural phenomena and human destiny.

  • Egyptians revered Ra, Isis, Osiris, and other deities, attributing creation, life, and death to their influence.

  • Greeks and Romans had extensive pantheons with gods such as Zeus/Jupiter, Athena/Minerva, and Apollo, each representing particular human qualities or aspects of nature.

Polytheistic cultures often believed gods could be appeased with offerings, rituals, or sacrifices to gain protection, fertility, or victory. The idea was that humans could influence or negotiate with multiple divine beings to improve their circumstances.

Unlike the Christian God, who is sovereign, omniscient, and omnipotent, polytheistic gods were often seen as fallible, emotional, and sometimes morally questionable. This worldview inherently encourages spiritual confusion and idolatry because it divides reverence among many sources instead of one ultimate authority.

Creators and Promoters of Polytheism

Polytheism does not have a single “author” but developed organically across multiple civilizations over thousands of years. Leaders, priests, and religious thinkers codified the practices, wrote myths, and created rituals that encouraged worship of multiple gods. In Greek culture, poets like Homer and Hesiod shaped the pantheon through epic stories, while Mesopotamian scribes recorded the deeds of gods and creation myths in texts such as the Enuma Elish.

Polytheism persisted because it answered questions about life, death, and natural events before modern scientific understanding, offering a framework for morality, destiny, and protection.

Gods and Spiritual Framework

Polytheistic systems are defined by the belief in many gods, often organized into pantheons with distinct domains: love, war, wisdom, fertility, or weather. Some cultures also included spirits, ancestors, or demons, further complicating spiritual hierarchies.

These gods are false from a biblical perspective. Scripture declares in Psalm 96:5, “For all the gods of the nations are idols, but the LORD made the heavens.” Belief in multiple gods is not neutral; it is considered idolatry and spiritual deception, opening people to demonic influence or false doctrines.

Purpose and Why People Get Involved

The purpose of polytheism historically was to explain life, control destiny, and seek protection. People hoped to gain favor from specific gods for health, prosperity, or victory. Today, polytheism persists in neo-paganism, Wicca, and other spiritual systems that incorporate multiple deities.

Individuals are drawn to polytheism because it appears flexible, allowing personal choice of gods or spiritual paths. Some see it as culturally or historically significant, while others are attracted to its mystical or spiritual practices.

However, the Bible warns that any reliance on gods other than the LORD is spiritually dangerous. Polytheism may seem benign, but it introduces false authority and idolatrous thinking, steering individuals away from salvation and true fellowship with God.

Is Polytheism Divination?

While polytheism itself is not direct divination, it often involves practices that fall under divination or occultism. Rituals, offerings, or attempts to communicate with multiple gods or spirits are forms of seeking supernatural guidance outside God’s Word. Deuteronomy 18:10-12 explicitly condemns such practices as detestable to God.

Believers are instructed to seek guidance, protection, and wisdom solely from God through prayer, Scripture, and the Holy Spirit. Polytheism diverts faith from the one true God, making it spiritually unsafe and contrary to biblical teachings.

Biblical Warnings

The Bible repeatedly emphasizes monotheism:

  • Deuteronomy 6:4: “Hear, O Israel: The LORD our God, the LORD is one.”

  • Psalm 96:5: “For all the gods of the nations are idols, but the LORD made the heavens.”

  • James 2:19: “You believe that there is one God. Good! Even the demons believe that—and shudder.”

These verses make it clear that any belief in multiple gods is false and spiritually dangerous. God alone deserves worship, obedience, and trust.

Conclusion

Polytheism is a belief system rooted in ancient cultures and myths, teaching that multiple gods influence the world. While historically significant, it is against God’s Word. Scripture repeatedly emphasizes that the LORD alone is the true God, and all other gods are idols. Christians must reject polytheism, trust in God’s sovereignty, and avoid practices that open doors to spiritual deception.

Teresa Morin
President of Touch of God Int’l Ministries
🌐 https://www.touchofgod.org
Of Healing and Deliverance, Ordained Minister, Public Speaker
📣 Featured in Who's Who Press Release


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Polarity Therapy: Why Christians Should Avoid Energy Healing Modalities

 

Polarity Therapy: Why Christians Should Avoid Energy Healing Modalities

Polarity Therapy: Why Christians Should Avoid Energy Healing Modalities


Polarity Therapy is an alternative healing system claiming to balance the body's energy flow to restore health. Developed by Randolph Stone, a chiropractor and osteopath, it combines bodywork, stretching exercises, and energy techniques. While marketed as a holistic health practice, it draws heavily from Eastern spiritual systems, particularly Ayurvedic medicine and traditional Chinese medicine, both of which rely on concepts of invisible energy currents (chi or prana) in the body.

From a Christian perspective, Polarity Therapy is spiritually dangerous. It promotes reliance on unseen energies rather than God’s sovereignty and the true source of healing—Jesus Christ (Exodus 15:26, James 5:14-15). Many practices like this can open doors to spiritual deception, subtly inviting demonic influence under the guise of “energy balancing.”

Cultural Origins and Beliefs

Polarity Therapy originates from Eastern philosophies, though it was systematized in the West by Randolph Stone in the mid-20th century. Stone incorporated ideas of positive and negative energy charges governing health, concepts that echo Ayurveda (India) and Traditional Chinese Medicine (China).

In these cultures, the body is thought to contain energy pathways or meridians, influenced by cosmic or spiritual forces. Illness occurs when energy is blocked or imbalanced. Practitioners aim to remove blockages and restore energy flow using touch, stretching, and visualization. These systems are rooted in a pantheistic worldview in which the universe and body energies interact with unseen forces—often considered spiritual or divine rather than purely physical.

Unlike Christianity, which teaches one sovereign God who heals according to His will, these Eastern systems assume the universe and its forces, not God, govern health.

Creator and Development

Randolph Stone, a chiropractor and osteopath in the United States, created Polarity Therapy in the 1940s and 1950s. He combined Western anatomy and chiropractic techniques with concepts of energy from Ayurveda and traditional Chinese medicine. Stone believed that positive and negative energy charges in the body’s electromagnetic field govern overall health and well-being.

Polarity Therapy is sometimes called polarity balancing or polarity energy balancing. It gained popularity as a “holistic” alternative to conventional medicine, appealing to those seeking non-invasive solutions for stress, pain, or chronic conditions.

Spiritual Implications: Gods and Beliefs

Although Polarity Therapy is not explicitly tied to any single deity, it is rooted in pantheism and Eastern spiritual beliefs. The “energies” that practitioners work with are often conceptualized as universal life forces, which are implicitly revered and sometimes equated with divine powers.

In practice, this means the modality assumes a spiritual force outside of God’s control has authority over the human body, which contradicts biblical truth. Scripture teaches that God alone is the healer (Psalm 103:2-3, Jeremiah 30:17), and manipulating spiritual energies through human methods falls into the realm of divination and false healing.

Purpose and Why People Use It

The stated purpose of Polarity Therapy is to balance energy flow in the body, reduce tension, and restore health. Techniques include:

  • Gentle bodywork and massage

  • Stretching exercises

  • Visualization or meditation on energy currents

People are drawn to it for several reasons: stress relief, pain management, curiosity about energy healing, or distrust of conventional medicine. Many are unaware of the spiritual implications, seeing it as purely physical therapy.

However, the Bible warns Christians against relying on human-devised methods that involve unseen forces. Romans 1:25 cautions against exchanging the truth of God for lies, and Ephesians 6:12 reminds believers that spiritual battles involve unseen powers. Energy healing modalities like Polarity Therapy can inadvertently open participants to spiritual deception, making it spiritually unsafe.

Is Polarity Therapy Divination?

While not divination in the traditional sense of predicting the future, Polarity Therapy is a form of spiritual manipulation. It relies on unseen forces and the idea that humans can control or balance life energies—concepts that fall under occult influence according to biblical principles. Using these practices is risky because it subtly promotes trust in a power other than God.

Christians are instructed to seek healing, guidance, and peace through prayer, scripture, and God’s Holy Spirit rather than untested energy systems. Divine healing is granted according to God’s will, not through manipulating energy currents or unseen forces.

Conclusion

Polarity Therapy may appear as a modern wellness method, but its roots in Eastern pantheistic systems and focus on invisible energies make it spiritually unsafe for Christians. While it promises health and balance, it substitutes human-devised energy manipulation for God’s authority and true healing. For Christians, seeking God’s guidance, trusting in prayer, and submitting to His will is the only safe and biblical path. Avoid polarity therapy and other energy-based healing systems to remain spiritually protected.

Teresa Morin
President of Touch of God Int’l Ministries
🌐 https://www.touchofgod.org
Of Healing and Deliverance, Ordained Minister, Public Speaker
📣 Featured in Who's Who Press Release


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Planchettes: Why Using Them Is Dangerous According to the Bible

 

Planchettes: Why Using Them Is Dangerous According to the Bible

Planchettes: Why Using Them Is Dangerous According to the Bible


A planchette is a small, usually triangular board on casters that moves lightly under a user’s fingertips to spell out messages. Often used with Ouija boards, planchettes are believed to communicate with spirits or reveal hidden knowledge. While many see them as harmless entertainment, the Bible clearly condemns such practices as divination, exposing users to spiritual deception and demonic influence (Deuteronomy 18:10-12).

Cultural Origins and Beliefs

The use of planchettes originated in 19th-century France as a tool for “automatic writing” and spiritual communication. Spiritualist movements in Europe and America popularized them during the mid-1800s, especially in the United States. The underlying belief was that spirits of the dead could communicate with the living, providing guidance, warnings, or knowledge unavailable in the natural world.

These practices often tied into broader pagan or occult beliefs, where multiple spirits or deities influence human events. Unlike Christianity, which emphasizes one sovereign God, spiritualists believed in interacting with spirits to gain insight, predict the future, or influence outcomes.

Who Created It?

The planchette as a device was first designed by Pierre Charles M. Desloges in France around 1853 for automatic writing. It later evolved into the board-and-planchette combination now associated with Ouija boards, patented in the United States in 1891. The spiritualist movement promoted these devices as channels for supernatural communication, giving them credibility in social circles fascinated by the paranormal.

Purpose and Use

The primary purpose of a planchette is divination—attempting to uncover hidden knowledge, predict the future, or contact spirits. People often use it out of curiosity, desire for guidance, or fascination with the supernatural. Popular culture frequently depicts planchettes as harmless fun, but spiritualists and occultists know they are tools to open communication with unseen spiritual realms.

Christians must recognize that the Bible forbids this. Engaging with spirits outside of God’s revelation is dangerous. Isaiah 8:19 and Leviticus 19:31 warn against consulting mediums or seeking supernatural messages from spirits. These are forms of divination, which Scripture explicitly condemns because the power behind them is often demonic.

Why People Get Involved

Many are drawn to planchettes because of curiosity, fear, or a desire for control. Teenagers and adults alike may see Ouija boards or planchettes as harmless games, but these devices create a spiritual opening. Even unconscious movements can allow demonic forces to influence the participants.

Some people rationalize it as entertainment or psychological phenomenon (the ideomotor effect), but the spiritual dimension cannot be ignored. The Bible teaches that interacting with spirits outside God’s authority can lead to deception, oppression, and spiritual bondage (1 Samuel 28:3-19).

Is Using a Planchette Divination?

Yes. A planchette is explicitly a tool of divination. Attempting to receive messages from spirits falls under the category of forbidden divination in Scripture. By seeking knowledge or guidance from supernatural sources outside God, a person risks spiritual deception and demonic influence. Christians are instructed to rely on God’s Word and the Holy Spirit for guidance, rather than occult tools.

Biblical Warning and Spiritual Insight

Planchettes may appear entertaining, but they are spiritual gateways. Engaging with them exposes users to false spirits that are not from God. Proverbs 3:5-6 instructs believers to trust in the Lord for guidance, not in the messages of spirits or the movements of a board. Using a planchette violates God’s command and can lead to fear, oppression, and spiritual manipulation.

Conclusion

Planchettes are more than a game—they are tools of divination with roots in pagan spiritualism. Their purpose is to communicate with spirits, predict the future, or reveal hidden knowledge, all of which are forbidden by God. For Christians, engaging with a planchette is spiritually dangerous. God’s Word is the only reliable source of guidance. Avoid planchettes and Ouija boards, and rely on prayer, Scripture, and the Holy Spirit for direction and protection.

Teresa Morin
President of Touch of God Int’l Ministries
🌐 https://www.touchofgod.org
Of Healing and Deliverance, Ordained Minister, Public Speaker
📣 Featured in Who's Who Press Release


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