In the late 70s, early 80s, the subject of Satanism and Satanic Ritual Abuse (SRA) was making headlines across the land. Mike Warnke, Lauren Stratford, Rebecca Brown and others came forward with harrowing tales of their own involvement in Satanism. Though others began to come forward with similar horrific tales, due to the efforts of a few staff writers at Cornerstone Magazine who set out to debunk it, the entire topic died virtually overnight. No longer did anyone feel comfortable discussing it for fear of being cast as a lunatic or worse. Roughly forty years later in 2010, the level and intensity of Satanic evil is once again on the rise and has become far more blatant. Where are the naysayers now? Why was it summarily squelched then, but becoming accepted now? Is there a connection? We know without doubt that Satan has worked for thousands of years to perfect His strategies; engaging, ensnaring, and utlimately controlling people for his purposes. Those strategies work themselves out in a variety of ways, some of them extremely difficult to believe, all of them sick, demented, and vile. Christians need to wake up to the fact that wars rage all around us constantly. Certainly, God has already won the battle; however, each individual Christian is responsible for his or her part in that war. Do you know what the enemy is doing? Are you aware of how his tendrils have forced their way into every aspect of our society? Are you also aware that souls hang in the balance? Get up, open your eyes, and prepare to take on the enemy with God's strength and in His armor. It is a victory that is already ours!
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Dr. Fred DeRuvo is the author of numerous articles and a growing number of books related to religious studies. Fred received his Bachelor's degree from Philadelphia College of Bible (now Philadelphia Biblical University), and his Masters from Tyndale Theological Seminary. Fred is also ordained and has his Th.D. from Northwestern Theological Seminary in Florida. He also enjoys the hobby of building and painting model kits and riding his Suzuki Marauder 1600cc. Fred is also involved in jail ministry as a volunteer chaplain. He endeavors to share the good news of Christ’s life, death and resurrection, which was the fully accepted atonement for sinful humanity, in order that we might become God’s adopted children.
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By Eric John
In theory, this is a very good concept for a book: break down the manifestation of Evil and it's effects on modern society.
However, the problem is the author is cherry picking by singling out Islam. If you are going to be intellectually honest, you should in include all three Abrahamic religions: Judaism, Christianity and Islam. Much, if not most, of all bloodshed carried out since the Roman Empire has been in the name of one or more of these institutions.
Indeed, al Qaeda would not exist today if not for the Christian Crusades of the Middle Ages. Or what about the irreconcilable Evil in the Middle East (carried out by all sides)... or the Evil in the pedophile scandalS in the Catholic Church? Or Televangelists?
There is a way to write about modern Evil in an objective manner, but unless you're willing to look fearlessly and question EVERYTHING, then what's the point? You just leave yourself open to being a pawn for Evil.
However, the problem is the author is cherry picking by singling out Islam. If you are going to be intellectually honest, you should in include all three Abrahamic religions: Judaism, Christianity and Islam. Much, if not most, of all bloodshed carried out since the Roman Empire has been in the name of one or more of these institutions.
Indeed, al Qaeda would not exist today if not for the Christian Crusades of the Middle Ages. Or what about the irreconcilable Evil in the Middle East (carried out by all sides)... or the Evil in the pedophile scandalS in the Catholic Church? Or Televangelists?
There is a way to write about modern Evil in an objective manner, but unless you're willing to look fearlessly and question EVERYTHING, then what's the point? You just leave yourself open to being a pawn for Evil.
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