After inquiring about the woman among the villagers, it was determined that the woman had lived longer than a human being was suppose to live. Thus he concluded that it was a possessed demon that had kept the woman alive beyond a normal life span.
According to the missionary, after this encounter there was a great Christian revival/awakening and the whole village became Christian.
So the woman was old in tribal standards that would be 60 right ?
He rebuked the woman in the name of Jesus after which she fell dead in the presence of all.
So the priest or should i say strange withe man with magic powers in tribal understanding was screaming at a 60 year old shaman woman till she got a hart attack. Then bent the event in saying the good lord Jesus saved them from a daemon.
IMO, one of the evidences of the success of Christianity in pagan lands like New Guinea is the fact that subsequent to Christian missions in the nation, things like cannibalism have become pretty much non-existent. In many pagan nations it is the evangelical missionaries from the West who have improved the living standards of once pagan nations. It has not been missionaries from RC, Buddist, Hindu or Muslim nations who have done anything to improve the lives of these people.
Because shrinking heads of your enemies is so fare worse then burning them on a pyre if they dont convert, and i know christians dont do that anymore they came out of the dark ages those tribes dint get out of the stonage yet.
That so many like Son Of Sam, aka David Berkowitz have been so greatly changed for the better is a good indication that the good Holy Spirit of Jehovah is a real multi-present entity that enters into humans who receive him, driving out/exorcising the evil spirits at the time of the Biblically acclaimed conversion experience, i.e. born or the Jehovah's spirit.
To bad some die during the exorcisms right, but afterall the torture and pain they go trough when the right is prefformed they go to a better place right its not like murder or anything like that.
In the 2005 film, The Exorcism of Emily Rose, only one of the characters, Father Richard Moore (Tom Wilkinson), was found guilty of negligent homicide surrounding the death of Emily Rose. In the real-life case of Anneliese Michel (pictured right), which took place in 1978, there were four defendants, not just one. They were Father Arnold Renz, Pastor Ernst Alt, and Anneliese Michel's parents, Josef and Anna. All four were found guilty of negligent homicide and sentenced to six months in prison, suspended with three years' probation.
6 months for torture and murder its good to be a priest and doing gods work right better then putting her on meds and potentially give her a normal life.
Christianity, One woman's lie about an affair that got seriously out of hand