Conclusively, “the Religion of Lust” became perpetrated by the fallen angels that descended to earth, duplicating their presence through Satan’s various advocates. Particularly, from the beginning, Azazel haunts the background of time, spreading its spiritual force. By following the extensive road of sexual perversion of the goat or horned gods through the numerous centuries, it gives people a kaleidoscope of wicked creatures to relate to a real visional Satan and its sexual possession and evolution of evil that has evolved on this planet.
Appropriately, an Englishman remarked in the years before the first American settlements, “It is the policy of the Devil, to persuade us that there is no Devil.” Today, a noticeable attitude exists toward Christian references regarding demons or other spiritual evils as somewhat of a joke, turning the belief in the iniquity of Satan into a ‘laughing stock.’ Predominately, it seems to becoming politically correct and the norm to relate anything ‘spiritually’ evil, as merely an ‘ancient medieval superstition;’ as if this corrupt reality occurs as a thing of the past and a myth. Nevertheless, the utmost convincing defense of demonic realism transpires with the example of …show more content…
Accordingly, Pan became known for producing fear and various spin-off emotions like depression; today, Pan’s (Satan’s) spiritual existence transpires globally with his spirit of anxiety and depression. Inherently, a range of doctors identifies Pan to the terror of panic experienced by millions today; (amazingly, the fact remains, they still do not have an authentic ‘medical reason’ where the panic comes from. ) In fact, Dr. Schmidt and Brooke Warner’s informative book on, “Panic: Origins, Insight, and Treatment,” focus on the medical reality of this bazaar phenomenon and relates it as being possessed by the god Pan. They
Appropriately, an Englishman remarked in the years before the first American settlements, “It is the policy of the Devil, to persuade us that there is no Devil.” Today, a noticeable attitude exists toward Christian references regarding demons or other spiritual evils as somewhat of a joke, turning the belief in the iniquity of Satan into a ‘laughing stock.’ Predominately, it seems to becoming politically correct and the norm to relate anything ‘spiritually’ evil, as merely an ‘ancient medieval superstition;’ as if this corrupt reality occurs as a thing of the past and a myth. Nevertheless, the utmost convincing defense of demonic realism transpires with the example of …show more content…
Accordingly, Pan became known for producing fear and various spin-off emotions like depression; today, Pan’s (Satan’s) spiritual existence transpires globally with his spirit of anxiety and depression. Inherently, a range of doctors identifies Pan to the terror of panic experienced by millions today; (amazingly, the fact remains, they still do not have an authentic ‘medical reason’ where the panic comes from. ) In fact, Dr. Schmidt and Brooke Warner’s informative book on, “Panic: Origins, Insight, and Treatment,” focus on the medical reality of this bazaar phenomenon and relates it as being possessed by the god Pan. They