• Unmasking Misconceptions: A Conversation with Father V. Episode 15

  • Jun 29 2024
  • Length: 54 mins
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Unmasking Misconceptions: A Conversation with Father V. Episode 15

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  • Welcome back to another thrilling episode of Paranormal Watchtower! In this special 15th installment, we're breaking new ground by welcoming our very first guest, Father V, a member of the Church of Satan since 1993. Join hosts Brandon and Ray as they dive deep into a conversation that promises to challenge preconceived notions and open minds.

    Ever wondered what it’s like to truly understand Satanism from an insider's perspective? Father V unravels the mysteries and myths surrounding his beliefs, revealing that being a Satanist doesn’t equate to being evil. Discover how this philosophy, often misunderstood and feared, is more about personal empowerment and less about devil worship.

    Through engaging storytelling and candid discussions, this episode explores Father V's journey into the Church of Satan, his unique perspective on paranormal phenomena, and the rituals and practices that define his path. Whether you're curious, skeptical, or just looking for an enlightening narrative, this episode has something for everyone.

    Don't miss out on this eye-opening conversation that promises to be as entertaining as it is educational. Tune in, expand your horizons, and join us in the chat for a lively discussion!
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