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The Symbolic World
123 - Fr. Andrew Damick and Fr. Stephen De Young - Gods, Angels and Demons
Oct 29, 2020
Fr. Andrew Damick and Fr. Stephen De Young discuss gods, angels, and demons, challenging the concept of monotheism in traditional Christianity. They delve into reclaiming Orthodox narratives, exploring hybrid spiritual beings, analyzing the significance of the Book of Enoch, and discussing encounters with divine beings in ancient cultures. The podcast also highlights the power of priestly duties in spiritual warfare and the impact of ritual behavior on shaping reality.
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- Traditional Christianity embraces a spiritual hierarchy including angels and demons alongside monotheism.
- Modern Christianity often neglects the spiritual realm in favor of materialistic ideologies.
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Exploring Angels, Spirits, and Demons in Christian Belief
The podcast delves into the understanding of angels, spirits, and demons to help Christians comprehend the spiritual hierarchy beyond just God and humans. It aims to reintroduce ancient beliefs that viewed the world as interconnected with various spiritual entities, emphasizing a holistic understanding that includes angels, demons, and other spiritual beings in Christian faith.
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