Revealing the Truth to People (false signs and wonders)

In another thread, we are discussing supernatural events. Supernatural eventsWith all the shams of preachers, i.e. gemstones from heaven, green miracle rags, orbs in pictures, and the gullability of people, folks are believing this stuff.Being a seeker of truth, and exactly what God wants us to be, this concerns me.Nobody wants to reveal these fakes more than me, and I have no problem telling others. my Pastor, the congregation, whatever. But it's been told to me, that I may not be correct in doing this. I was told I could be letting peoples hopes down.I say what's the sense of having false hope?What do you guys think I should do about it?
Should I continue revealing the truth?
If so, whats the best way of going about this?
Do I have a right to mess with what people believe in?Oh, and BTW, it is something I have prayed about for some time now. At a conference of about 500 people, this guy at the very end ( I was there 3 days) started showing us pictures with orbs, and anomalys, saying it was spirits from God. I knew it wasn't. An overwelming feeling of anger came over me, and I prayed right there on the spot. The answer I felt I got was, if you run into this guy, then tell him what you know.We were leaving in 10 minutes, so I didn't think was going to happen. We walked out early to get a head start back home, and on the way out, I bumped into...you got it, the guy. My wife was with me. I proceeded to tell him all that I knew about orbs in pictures, and he looked like a kid that just dropped his ice cream cone. By that look I knew he honestly thought they were real. He also mentioned that he had a newspaper photographer tell him that they were unexplainable and were probably real. So he did make an attempt at trying to confirm that they were real. He gave me his email, and I emailed him all that I knew about it. I did not recive a response, so I don't know what happened after that, I am dying to find out.I was concerned because this guy teaches courses on integrety, and I don't want people who are smart to think he doesn't have integrety, and possibly stop looking for God based on this crap. The thought of false idles comes to mind also.I even wrote to that Patricia King about her little video on orbs.
(Patricia King's website is the one hosting the video about the gemstones)Yes, I am fustrated.

Yes, it is dust, coupled with the wavelength of llight that CCd chips are capable of picking up. Also poor quality lenses( with chromatic aberrations), and bad exposures with flash, that create all these kinds of effects.I have already debunked ever photo like this I have ever seen, and re-create the effects at will. Even the manufactures of the cameras themsselves have information on their web-sites explaining it. There is no evidence of orbs, at all. No, I do not think it is a message from God, at all. I agree.

The head Pastor of my church completely agrees with me, and immediatly stopped showing pictures of orbs, once I presented him the facts.It's the other people in the church that are being gullable. I am slightly fearful of telling them it's fake.

I should have said so, but he did speak out, the very next week and explain that it was assumed fake.He's really good, I know you would like him. They actually have a consulting business where they go and try to fix screwd up churches, sometimes for free, (well we pay for it), free to that church. He is world reknown in what he does. He is emphatic about knowing the truth about things, and Jesus.Believe me, I wouldn't be going there if it was any different. I have been to dozens of churches and never seen anything I liked.But the fact, or the evidence that leads me to think these things are fake do have 2 sides to it, that is why I am bringing to discussion.I guess a good question is, should it be the churches job to teach people science?

Our website isn't the best. We have a discussion forum, where My pastor attempts to start a blog. He's been keeping up with it so far.
http://www.clcnj.orghttp://www.agleadershipservices.com/default.asp
That is the web-site for his business.

It's that whole statement and accurate representation of what is, that reminds me of the verse: narrow is the road to heaven. That verse becomes true when you examine all the facts.It's my desire to be a man after God's true heart, and to be a representative of the truth. Then to spread that truth to those around me. I feel like I am in training.

Make up a report with pictures the pictures from ebay, and go right to the top Pastor there with it. Tell him if he doesn't resolve the issue, then you'll go to the news with it.Just a thought. Thanks for pursuing this. If you expose them as fakes, then you are actually doing work for the kingdom of God, IMO. I pray that God would bless you for it, whether you believe or not.

Yep, I sent her an email about the orbs, in detail explaining all I know. I highly doubt I will recieve a reply.Either one of two things is at work here (or more).
1 She is an absolute fraud
2 She really believes this stuff, and doesn't want her own faith disrupted.People are desparate to see signs and wonders.