40 Questions about Angels, Demons, and Spiritual Warfare (40 Questions Series)
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Overview
In 40 Questions About Angels, Demons, and Spiritual Warfare, John Gilhooly provides a biblical and balanced perspective on the many issues surrounding the spiritual realm. Using a question-and-answer format, he explains spiritual warfare, angels and demons, the role of Satan, models and practices for spiritual warfare, and topics related to the occult. Beneficial as a comprehensive overview or as a reference guide to particular subjects, this volume provides concise but thorough answers to many important questions, including: Do believers have guardian angels?Can Christians be demon possessed?Are there territorial spirits?Why and when did the devil fall from heaven?What is the role of prayer in spiritual warfare?Are there such things as spiritual curses?
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Samuel
19.01.2026
I finally read the complete book. It’s definitely not the goal of the author to minimize the impact of demons and angels on this world an other reviewer wrote. And yes the scriptures of the Dead Sea scrolls are mentioned. But I argues we should not build our view of the unseen world on anecdotes about experiences with the supernatural nor on the believes of other religions. We should hold on what the Bible tells us about this topic. And this is surprisingly few. He argues that we should believe in the biblical worldview that angels and demons are real and should not just be explained by psychology. He provides information about what church history, other religions, the Bible etc tells about angels, demons and other spiritual beings. Then he explains and critically reviews different positions on „spiritual warfare „. An extremely well written book about the supernatural world and it’s Influence on the World. He’s absolutely on the reformation „solo scriptures“. I learned much. For example: Is Jesus the „angel of the lord“ in the Old Testament? Is Lucifer another name of Satan?Rhonda Cain
15.01.2026
Soomin Song
14.01.2026
Samuel
12.01.2026
Samuel
09.01.2026
Jimmy George
07.01.2026
Pedro Regis Longo
04.01.2026
JC Cross
02.01.2026
Rather than taking an exhaustive exegetical approach to the questions posed, Gilhooly offers little more than a cursory analysis. Much has happened in our understanding of the unseen realm since the discovery of the Dead Sea Scrolls. Unfortunately, if anything, Gilhooly’s examination just muddies the waters. He takes aim at the more supernatural interpretations of “the sons of God,” and tries to minimize the effects of angels and demons in the world. When he makes a claim, he offers an unsatisfactory amount of exegetical justification for his conclusions. Sadly, this book contributes little of value to the existing body of work.
David Anfinrud
02.01.2026
I am still reading this book. Comparing it to information provided from other sources. This is a tough topic that many just want to ignore. There are dangers to ignoring this part of Christianity. I do like the discussion questions after each section to get you to think about the topic. And allows us to express what we are getting from the book. SPirtual warfare is very real. Yet often ignored in too many churches. I see a balanced approach to what is written. Some of the comments I have read surprised me. But it is important to understand the challenges Angels and Demons have on our faith and our witness.
