McMartin Preschool & Occult Ritual Abuse

I had to look up the McMartin preschool.I've grow up in a similar situation.Things like this all trace back to a lot of the churches Christians attend.That's where the illuminati is.Where ever there is people a Church is built for the illuminati.And you wonder why there's so many lukewarm Christians in the world.They hiding under the Churches.I've been there unwillingly and it's even biblical.
The one I went to had a closed foyer at the main entrance that you had to walk into to get to the Church itself.A lot of Churches have a foyer like how I'm talking about.as regular Church goers enter the foyer there will be one or two pastors/deacons in the foyer 'greeting' people.
Satanists will loiter in the foyer and if there's regulars loitering with them the pastor/deacon will usher them to the church sittings saying the service is about to start and then close the door behind them as they enter the main church.When the coast is clear the pastor will open a secret door and those in the cult will enter and go down the church.

They hate Christians with a passion.It is like wolves leading the sheep into the pen for the slaughter.It's a spiritual death for most of them cause God will spew them out of his mouth.

Scripture is written in such a way that anyone can interpret almost anything almost any way. Focusing on things above has nothing to do with loving your neighbor as yourself. God charges humanity to love one another not just christians though the command to believers is much stricter.

In Amos 5, God tells Israel to stop 'focusing on Him' and to instead focus on their fellowmen. In Micah 6, God tells His people that-- contrary to religious belief-- if they put their fellowmen first rather than putting God first, they will by that be doing God's will. And in 1John 4, John tells believers that it is impossible for them to love God who they haven't seen if they don't first love their fellow believers (and fellowmen) who they can see.

Before Jesus ascended, He gave His followers instructions on what to do. The first one was to wait in Jerusalem for the Holy Spirit. Ie. they were to focus on things down here because nothing 'up there' needs restoration; it's all things 'down here' that need restoration and people here who need to be saved. In Acts 1, when Jesus ascended, His disciples were gazing after Him. Who wouldn't? Elisha gazed after Elijah. It's our natural bent to 'look upwards'. But two angels appeared and said to them, "Men of Galilee, why do you stand gazing up into heaven? This same Jesus, who was taken up from you into heaven, will so come in like manner as you saw Him go into heaven." The disciples then stopped gazing 'up there' and began to do what Jesus told them to do 'down here' which the angels were indirectly encouraging them to do. We can translate what the angels said this way to better understand in this context: "You guys don't need to be focusing 'up there'. That will become your focus but at a later time. Your focus needs to be around you, right here where you live."

While most people, like Cain for Abel, reject the sense of responsibility God naturally designed into them for their fellowmen, God's mandate to all people is to live with a sense of responsibility for their fellowmen. This is the baseline of what being a human is and is also one of the baselines for godliness. It's common sense. This mandate is much greater and more obligatory for christians: Jesus added a third 'great command' specifically for His Church stating, "As I have loved you, so you must love one another" (Jn. 13). This command is only for christians. christians, particularly, who reject this mandate are in extreme conflict with God and are rolling the dice. I think it's best to do what you know is right here and now than to disregard it and secretly hope that God isn't holy and to be feared but, rather, is nice and weak. I personally take God fairly seriously, and I think for christians that disregarding the 'first three/great commandments' is a very, very bad idea.

Sound like the answer to my questions then is no, you can't present any solid proof of satanic ritual abuse, only stories; or the words of therapists who analyze what is reported by their clients, not solid evidence.

If someone reports being ritually abused then we should try to get facts. If no facts can be obtained we should still love that person and not shy away; but we shouldn't automatically assume what they say is true.

There's plenty of evidence of corrupt, complicit police and justice system to the highest levels./QUOTE]

So, the topic of satanic/occult ritual abuse has been heavily suppressed and also heavily denied in the US. What are your thoughts on the issue and where the church factors in?

The thread title is unfair to truth. McMartin was a hoax that cost many victims a great deal.

https://medium.com/@ticklethebeastc...ng-the-satanic-ritual-abuse-hoax-66150cb89481

The Satanic Panic produced a great number of such victims.
It's a tragedy.

I'm not here to argue. Truth speaks for itself, so let's allow everyone to investigate this topic and others for themselves without trying to steer or control people's thoughts, beliefs, and feelings on the issue. As we near the end of time, the light of discovery is only growing larger. It will eventually shine a light into every nook and cranny, and everything that exists-- good and bad-- will be visible for everyone to see and acknowledge.

Look for my post 'Exposing Occultism in Church' later tonight.