A Trip into the Supernatural - Roger Morneau

Excellent interview with former spirit (Satan) worshiper Roger Morneau who was dragged into spirit worship without really understanding exactly what he was getting into. This interview goes through the story of his being drawn into this elite satan and fallen angel worshiping cult in Montreal, Canada in 1946 just after leaving the Canadian merchant navy. Roger along with a friend began to see and learn things that almost no one else in the world had been told and was becoming more and more concerned about what he was doing and began to look for a way out.

After meeting a 7th day adventist at his factory job, Roger began to study the bible intently after learning that Sabbath keepers were the only people in the world that could not be deceived by Satan. Intrigued by this he was eager to learn exactly why and began to see a possible way out from this demon worshiping group.

He learned about many plans that Satan has for the world, much of which is exactly echoed in the pages of the bible. He learned about Satans plan for a great UFO deception, the true source of the theories of evolution, the Immortal soul doctrine which every group and religion in the world believes in today, including professing so called Christianity too, and much more.

This is a fascinating 3 hour eye opening interview with an insider that few rarely live to tell, since they almost always kill or silence those who leave in some way, shape or form.

Visit Roger Morneau at http://www.RogerMorneau.com

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