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By Grant Lawrence (about the author)
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pink version of the popular Ouija board game has some critics seeing
red.....It's designed for young girls ages 8 and older, but some say
the mysterious product is a "dangerous spiritual game" that opens up
anyone, particularly Christians, to attacks on their soul..... Source: Fox News
I think creating the pink Ouija board is kind of like marketing a pink hand gun designed for young girls.
It is dangerous!
It
is highly likely that a Ouija Board does nothing more than spell out
some of the contents of the subconscious minds playing the game.
But
there is an awesome power to the subconscious, and it is best not to
confuse young minds with that power disguised as ghosts and spirits.
It is particularity disturbing that these pink boards would be used to try to market to 8 year old girls. The psychological damage that could result is very real, even to teenagers and impressionable adults.
But on a deeper level the marketing of the Pink Ouija Board is just another example of corporate greed and irresponsibility.
The profit motive nearly always takes precedence over concern for human safety. To me that is what is very scary.
Become a Fan (3 fans) -- Page 1 of 1 page(s)
pink version of the popular Ouija board game has some critics seeing
red.....It's designed for young girls ages 8 and older, but some say
the mysterious product is a "dangerous spiritual game" that opens up
anyone, particularly Christians, to attacks on their soul..... Source: Fox News
I think creating the pink Ouija board is kind of like marketing a pink hand gun designed for young girls.
It is dangerous!
It
is highly likely that a Ouija Board does nothing more than spell out
some of the contents of the subconscious minds playing the game.
But
there is an awesome power to the subconscious, and it is best not to
confuse young minds with that power disguised as ghosts and spirits.
It is particularity disturbing that these pink boards would be used to try to market to 8 year old girls. The psychological damage that could result is very real, even to teenagers and impressionable adults.
But on a deeper level the marketing of the Pink Ouija Board is just another example of corporate greed and irresponsibility.
The profit motive nearly always takes precedence over concern for human safety. To me that is what is very scary.
I work as a school counselor and mental health counselor in Gallup New Mexico.
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