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Satanism Bob Passantino

Satanism By Bob Passantino

Satanism by Bob Passantino


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This look into the dark world of satanic ritual and devil worship shows how the movement thrives in an 'enlightened' Western society.

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Satanism by Bob Passantino

Belief in Satan worship is often viewed as an embarrassing throwback to the superstitions of another time. And selling your soul to the Devil? Nothing more than an overworked theme in literature and opera. To the contrary, Bob and Gretchen Passantino show how, in the midst of prevailing attitudes of skepticism and disbelief, Satanism has made unprecedented inroads into our society.

About Bob Passantino

Bob and Gretchen Passantino are the directors of Answers in Action, an organization dedicated to Christian discipleship and a Christian worldview. They have worked in cult apologetics for more than twenty years and are the authors of several books. Alan W. Gomes (PhD, Fuller Theological Seminary) is associate professor of historical theology and chairman of the department of theology at Talbot School of Theology, Biola University.

Table of Contents

Contents How to Use This Book 6 I. Introduction 7 II. History 13 III. Misconceptions About Satanism 45 IV. Theology 63 V. Witnessing Tips 79 VI. Selected Bibliography 81 VII. Parallel Comparison Chart 85 VIII. Glossary 89

Additional information

CIN0310704510G
9780310704515
0310704510
Satanism by Bob Passantino
Used - Good
Paperback
Zondervan
1995-11-04
96
Runner-up for Christian Book Award 1999
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