Biblical Support for the Pre-Tribulation Rapture

That isn't what your Calvin Coolidge quote says though, is it? He doesn't seem to be talking about "casting evil out" and then filling the void with voodoo. He seems to be talking about displacing evil with good on an incremental basis - in which case it makes sense. Your version is just the usual gibberish.

As I have asked you many times before, what does it mean to believe in somebody? Is it just mouthing empty words like "Lord! Lord!" or "Once the oppression is cast out,the person needs to replace that negative energy with the positive life giving Spirit of the lord." Or does it mean actually demonstrating your belief with actions?I would say that the "alleged" believer is the one with the empty words.

Why? Why can't you be inspired by a character in a book? Isn't it really the idea that inspires you, that you believe in, not some random character who happens to articulate the idea? Frodo would be a better character to compare with Jesus. Many people do believe in Frodo. They don't believe he actually existed but they do believe that a little guy can do what seems impossible, that he can do the right thing just because it has to be done.