Excerpt from this article:
"The game starts with: 'Charlie, Charlie, are you here? Charlie, Charlie, can you play?'
Players recite
these words sitting around table with two pencils, one carefully
balanced on top of the other. Underneath the pencils is a sheet of white
paper marked with 'yes' and 'no' in cross-shaped grid. After the
invocation, if the top pencil mysteriously swings to ‘yes,’ the players
start asking Charlie questions just as is done with the Ouija board."
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I'm not a fan of the Vatican or of Pat Robertson (see my posts: The Black Pope And His Murdermen; Words Of Wisdom From A Catholic Newspaper; Pat Robertson Repudiates the Gospel). But in this instance I agree with the Vatican and Pat Robertson: Stay away from the game 'Charlie Charlie!'
The Devil is just as real as the food we eat and the clothes we wear. And if you ask the devil or his demons to come out and play, they will come out and play - they'll play you!
Recommended reading (my posts):
Recommended sermon for everyone, but especially for those foolish enough to pay 'Charlie Charlie':
Colossians 2:1-15, by Rev. Paul Den Butter
Recommended podcasts:
12 Year Old Girls Stab Friend to Please a Demon, by Pastor David McManus
Beware of The Charlie, Charlie Challenge, by Jim Schneider
Charlie, Charlie: The Dark Side, by Warren Sprouse
