Podcast
Behind the Bastards
It was described as a standard redemption narrative, similar to others popular during the satanic panic in the US. It was written after Blahie became a born-again Christian.
He claims to have an engaged from an early age in elaborate nightmare acts of child sacrifice to gain powers.
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It was described as a standard redemption narrative, similar to others popular during the satanic panic in the US. It was written after Blahie became a born-again Christian.
He claims to have an engaged from an early age in elaborate nightmare acts of child sacrifice to gain powers.
He claims that at age 11, he becomes a priest and learns human visits by the devil and start sacrificing people.
He would get involved as a high priest of a secret cult that practiced black magic human sacrificed and worshipped a god called Nyanbe Awe who he believed was actually the devil during this time.
He just made himself into like a superhero villain.
Not since the conversion of Saul of Tarsus on the road to Damascus, have I ever heard a conversation a conversion story more radically compelling.