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EPISODE · Jul 7, 2025 · 1H 5M

76: Nephilim and the Roots of the Occult

from Naughty vs Nice: A Christian Podcast · host naughtyversusnice

In this episode of Naughty vs Nice, Todd, Laura, and Kelly tackle one of the Bible’s strangest and most avoided subjects: the Nephilim. What were they, and why do ancient stories of half-god kings, fallen angels, and divine bloodlines keep showing up in modern culture, religion, and even media? From DMT elves to ancient myths, from Genesis 6 to genetic manipulation—this isn’t just wild speculation. It's a deep dive into the spiritual forces behind today’s ideologies, from postmodernism to Luciferian influence in cultural narratives. You’ll hear how misunderstandings about angels and demons have created confusion in the church, how the occult subtly shapes modern education and media, and why believers must recognize the ancient battle that’s still unfolding today. This one connects the dots. And yes, it’s all psycho. 🔑 Topics Covered: Biblical origins of the Nephilim and fallen angels How occult beliefs mirror ancient doctrines Luciferian influence in postmodern culture Why spiritual literacy matters for the next generation Cultural echoes of half-god kings and divine rule 💡 Quote of the Episode: "DMT elves—they're demons. Nothing’s new under the sun."

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