3 Crucial Questions about Spiritual Warfare (Three Crucial Questions) by Clinton E. Arnold Average Rating: "Clinton Arnold is, quite possibly, *the* expert on Pauline theology regarding the "principalities and powers." Additionally he has written studies on Ephesians and Colossians on the subject pointing toward an interpretation that accords reality to demonic entities and away from the "demythogizing" tact taken by Walter Wink and others. Additionally, Arnold is familiar (perhaps too familiar) with the leading lights of "deliverance ministry." The questions he deals with are indeed "crucial." And I find his answers both convincing and exegetically sound. ..."
The Search for 11: 11 (2005 Ed.) (11:11 Documents) by George Mathieu Barnard Average Rating: "Answers to life's baffling questions. This book relates George Barnards' discovery of celestial beings, beings who are constantly present on Earth and have been for many thousands of years. These beings (also called MidWayers, because they're sort of in the middle of where humans and other celestials are) abound in large numbers around Earth and can be requested for all kinds of help. ..."
The Intercession of Spirits: Working With Animals, Angels & Ancestors by Ted Andrews Average Rating: "This is the best book by Ted Andrews so far. I have read and enjoyed many of his already published works but this one seems to take the many topics he has covered individually and tied them together into the interwoven mystery and possibilities of our wonderful existance.
This would be a great "first read" for anyone searching for the Spirit that brings life to all things. ..."
Angels and Devils by Joan Carroll Cruz Average Rating: "At the very least, quite a satisfactory introduction to the subject of Angels and demons. Moreover, Joan Carroll Cruz approaches this fascinating topic as one of the faithful. This makes for a refreshing change from the breathless and heretical blather put out by misguided New Agers.The book is well written and researched. ..."
Encyclopedia of Angels, Spirit Guides and Ascended Masters: A Guide to 200 Celestial Beings to Help, Heal, and Assist You in Everyday Life by Susan Gregg Average Rating: "When I first received my copy of this book, I thought "oh no, not another angel book!" However, when I first started browsing through the book, I was pleasantly surprised.
First off, this is a gorgeous book, and could easily just stay put on your coffee table. It's of a larger size, and where it's not a hard-back, it's cover is thicker than that of a regular paperback. ..."
A Field Guide to Demons, Fairies, Fallen Angelsnd Other Subversive Spirits by Carol K. Mack Average Rating: "This is a great reference work: useful, accessible and well organised. The demons, fairies and other mythical beings featured in this book were taken from the legends and folklore of several cultures and they are grouped according to their place of residence: water, mountain, forest, desert, domicile and psyche. Each chapter includes a short description of the creature's appearance, habits and preferences; one of two stories of encounters with it; and a section on disarming and dispelling techniques.This guide includes some fascinating creatures, such as the Japanese Kappa and its surprising eating habits, the helpful and friendly Norwegian Nisse, the extremely fragile Australian Mimi, and the Chinese Madame White, who gives a whole new meaning to the expression femme fatale. ..."
Begone Satan by Carl Vogl Average Rating: "This book is the true story of a woman who was possesed by demons for many years. This is one scary read. What comes through most in this book is the unspeakable hatred the devil has for God. The hatred just leaps off the page. I saw the exorcist, but the real thing as presented in this book is incredible. ..."
Spiritual Warfare by Richard Ing Average Rating: "While this book does indeed have some biblical truths in regards to demon hierachies and spiritual warfare; it falls far, far short for anyone who truly wants an accurate analogy of spiritual warfare. It is very poorly written, and the author twists scripture at every turn to try and make his point. ..."
Uriel: Communicating with the Archangel for Transformation & Tranquility (Archangels) by Richard Webster Average Rating: "The literature and the publics general knowledge of the Archangel Uriel is extremely limited. This book provides an indepth and comprehensive introduction to this Archangel.Much of the information probably could be accessed but it would require research of many sources for minute details.
Thsi book provides it all under one bookcover. ..."
Ascension Magick: Ritual, Myth & Healing for the New Aeon by Christopher Penczak Average Rating: "Over the years I've read alot of books on ceremonial occultism, Paganism, Wicca, and occasionally I ventured into Ascension material - but never felt any connection or resonance with the more "New Age" offerings, even though I found some of the information compelling and in many ways related to my own magickal practice and path. ..."
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