Demonology: The Devil and the Spirits of Darkness Expanded!: Evil Spirits, a Catholic View: The Demonology Series, Book 5

This is the most informative book on demonology that I have read so far.The writing style is concise but very clear. Mr. Freze seems to cover everything about demonology in a coherent style void of any sensationalism.I appreciate the inclusion of numerous Scripture quotes to frame the material based on Scripture.Among the topics and features I really like about the book are:The very large Dictionary of Demonology. It is comprehensive and even details the most basic terms.The author lists some of the spiritual "open doors."Evil intelligence and it's limitations.Hours of darkness when most demonic activity seems to occur.Demonic heirarchy or levels.I recommend this book for anyone interested in the subject of demonology. It is informative, covers a lot of history, and has warnings about the dangers of involvement with dark spirits.

Just didn't like the content.

One of many in a series.

A lot of paper with only a few words. Self publishing makes for wasted paper.

Great book

Has gone into this book. The book lacks, however, the NIHIL OBSTAT:, CENSOR LIBRORUM. No doubt the fellows in Montana or Wyoming have sufficient sway with the Holy See that those little details are of no consequence. It needs be stressed once again: lay people, and especially Protestant individuals, are not to attempt any exorcism of any form. It is mistaken thinking to do so; undertake at ones own peril. Prayers of healing and deliverance are completely acceptable. Only one question remains: what does S.F.O. after the authors name an indication of?

If you have a close relative suffering from delusions, hallucinations, disocciative behaviors, violent episodes toward themsef or others, and your loved one has been hospitalized, tested,evaluated and given a serious diagnosis (bipolar, psychotic depression, schizo affective disorder, schizophrenia, PTSD) THE ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH WILL NOT ALLOW AN EXORCISM. It is considered that such a trsuma MAY OR WILL make the psychosis worse. THIS IS THE TRUTH. The author aludes to psychological illness as DEMONIC in origin when Psychiatry, itself, does NOT YET KNOW the complexity of biological causes of such horrific illness. THIS AUTHOR needs to consult some experienced psychiatrists BEFORE making any further statements. Does God relegate to hell a person with cancer? NO MORE DOES HE DO SO TO A SOUL BESIEGED BY MENTAL TORMENT. If psychiatric illness were the result of demonic influence, THEN WHY DOES CLOZARIL restore sanity to the hopeless (even though it is quite a severely dangerous drug that can, and does, end lives? We are not in the middle ages. Stop proliferating nonsense as knowledge. I met and spoke to a Vatican appointed exorcist in Paris. The Church is extremely careful to avoid abusing a psychiatric patient who has received a valid diagnosis.

This book is totally inspiring. I want to read more from this author.

Informative, factual and interesting. Hopefully reading this will fulfil peoples curiosity and prevent them from dabbling and opening themselves up to such attacks. Well researched and lots of scope for further reading. Just please please address the typos, as a book lover and proof reader it takes away from the whole experience and a shame for the author as clearly a great deal of work went into producing this text.

Well researched. Some parts not easy to follow