Demon Lore Bundle [BUNDLE]

This volume shows the common held beliefs about demons during and just after the Reformation period started by Martin Luther. These beliefs are mainly shown through the use of fiction present at the time especially through the plays of the master of theatre himself, William Shakespeare. The author relies heavily on these examples but it is effective since so many people held ideas about demons that were not particularly sanctioned by the church.

A book written in the early 1800’s, La Sorcière gives us an insight into thinking of that time period concerning where the power of witches comes from. Although most contemporary witches will deny the presence of Satan or demons as their power source, the thinking of the Christian church would probably agree with what this text says. It is accepted that witches do not generally accept Satan as any kind of master or lord and each witch has his or her own theology that describes their beliefs. This book however seeks to quash all those pagan ideas and gives credit to where the original authour thinks it is due.

In this work celebrated theologian and pastor Lewis Sperry Chafer takes on the tough questions about the ever mysterious and elusive enemy of God, Satan. Going through the Bible and analyzing each reference to either Satan, Lucifer, the Devil or his works, Chafer shows us that the Devil is someone we should watch out for as a predator always on the prowl.