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The Devil We Refuse to See By Rod Dreher l Exorcism l Supernatural Instances l Finding God l Finding Faith - Beliefnet.com

The Devil We Refuse to See By Rod Dreher l Exorcism l Supernatural Instances l Finding God l Finding Faith - Beliefnet.com: "The Devil We Refuse to See
History, reason, and common sense demonstrate the dangers of seeing demons everywhere. We moderns don’t, however, appreciate the danger of refusing to see demons anywhere."

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Yes, there is a spiritual world and a physical world and the spiritual world can have a direct influence on the physical world. Whether we believe it or not, we need to be aware of the fact that there are angels and demons and that either of them can influence us or direct us. We need to be careful though, that we do not attribute a "normal" event as demonic activity. Similarly, we must not be caught unawares. 
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