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Biography of Satan
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Manufacturer: Kessinger Publishing, LLC
Author: Kersey Graves
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Biography of Satan Description
Binding: Paperback
Dewey Decimal Number: 291
EAN: 9781564593290
ISBN: 1564593290
Label: Kessinger Publishing, LLC
Manufacturer: Kessinger Publishing, LLC
Number Of Items: 1
Book Pages: 168
Publication Date: 1993-02-05
Publisher: Kessinger Publishing, LLC
Studio: Kessinger Publishing, LLC
Dewey Decimal Number: 291
EAN: 9781564593290
ISBN: 1564593290
Label: Kessinger Publishing, LLC
Manufacturer: Kessinger Publishing, LLC
Number Of Items: 1
Book Pages: 168
Publication Date: 1993-02-05
Publisher: Kessinger Publishing, LLC
Studio: Kessinger Publishing, LLC
Editorial Review of Biography of Satan
Or, a historical exposition of the devil and his fiery dominions disclosing the oriental origin of the belief in a devil and future endless punishment. Christianity has historically perverted the mystical truth to enslave mankind through fear. Are you ready to be set free? Contents: Evils and Demoralizing Effects of the Doctrine of Endless Punishment; Ancient Traditions Respecting the Origin of Evil and the Devil; Wicked Devil and Endless Hell not taught in Jewish Scriptures; Explanation of Words Devil and Hell in Old Testament; God (and not the Devil) the Author of Evil According to the bible; God and the Devil Originally Twin-Brothers, and known by the same Titles; Origin of the Terms, "Kingdom of Heaven," "Gates of Hell," etc.; Hell first Instituted in the Skies; "The Bottomless Pit"; Lake of Fire and Brimstone; Where is Hell; Man's Evil Thoughts being Prompted by Devil; Christian's Devil; Punitive Terms of the Bible of Oriental Origin; Doctrine of After-Death Punishment Proved to be of Heathen and Priestly Origin; Explanation of Hell, Hades, Tartarus, Infernus, Gehenna, and Tophet.
Customer Reviews of Biography of Satan
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Review Summary: The devil you know
Review: I bought this as part of my post-grad, University research. I was hoping for a historical/cutural overview of the big fella. What I read was a standard 19th Century "essay" in the mannered, circumlocutive style of the day. It was a stylistically unremarkable example at that.
In saying this, I Googled the author - Graves was apparently a Quaker interested in spiritual, rather than biblical support. Actions speak louder than words and all that. In this essay he suggests the devil is a Christian invention, a demoralising hoax used by a corporate religion (that exploits the poor of what little they have)to control hearts and minds through fear. Read historically he might seem a bit heterodox and if you take on board what he writes, maybe nothing's changed much after all these years.
Customer Rating:
Review Summary: SATAN SCRUTINIZED
Review: KERSEY GRAVES HAS ENCAPSULATED "THE DEVIL" IN A CONCISE EASY TO READ MANNER. THOUGHT PROVOKING TO A TRADITIONAL BELIEVER AND ENHANCING TO SOMEONE ALREADY AWARE OF HIS ORIGINS. KERSEY GRAVES GIVES THE READER SCOPE TO CHALLENGE HIM/HERSELF AND COME OUT WITH A MUCH MORE REALISTIC AND BETTER UNDERSTANDING OF THE DOCTRINE OF SATAN THE DEVIL - THAT OLD SERPENT AND DRAGON OF REVELATION. I THOROUGHLY RECOMMEND THIS BOOK TO ANY STUDENT AND THE BOOK HAS A WIDE MARGIN FOR NOTES.
Customer Rating:
Review Summary: Understanding the Devil
Review: The Biography of Satan is ideal for Christians, Athiests, Pagans, Witches/Wiccans & Satanists alike, giving a fantastic insight into the developement and roles of the Devil in all his forms throughout history. It describes the root mythologies and evolution of Satan, Hell etc as we understand them today in simple, digestible terms. It gives an understanding of the antagonist and his origins and dispells his cloak of shadows, describing the assimilation of classical figures and concepts of malevolence and the church's demonisation of ancient deities during the middle ages. The development of the snake symbolism and origins of the concepts of eternal damnation & the fires of hell were fascinating. Well researched, easy to understand, it's a definite must-have for anyone at all with an interest in ancient and/or modern mythos.
Review Summary: The devil you know
Review: I bought this as part of my post-grad, University research. I was hoping for a historical/cutural overview of the big fella. What I read was a standard 19th Century "essay" in the mannered, circumlocutive style of the day. It was a stylistically unremarkable example at that.
In saying this, I Googled the author - Graves was apparently a Quaker interested in spiritual, rather than biblical support. Actions speak louder than words and all that. In this essay he suggests the devil is a Christian invention, a demoralising hoax used by a corporate religion (that exploits the poor of what little they have)to control hearts and minds through fear. Read historically he might seem a bit heterodox and if you take on board what he writes, maybe nothing's changed much after all these years.
Customer Rating:
Review Summary: SATAN SCRUTINIZED
Review: KERSEY GRAVES HAS ENCAPSULATED "THE DEVIL" IN A CONCISE EASY TO READ MANNER. THOUGHT PROVOKING TO A TRADITIONAL BELIEVER AND ENHANCING TO SOMEONE ALREADY AWARE OF HIS ORIGINS. KERSEY GRAVES GIVES THE READER SCOPE TO CHALLENGE HIM/HERSELF AND COME OUT WITH A MUCH MORE REALISTIC AND BETTER UNDERSTANDING OF THE DOCTRINE OF SATAN THE DEVIL - THAT OLD SERPENT AND DRAGON OF REVELATION. I THOROUGHLY RECOMMEND THIS BOOK TO ANY STUDENT AND THE BOOK HAS A WIDE MARGIN FOR NOTES.
Customer Rating:
Review Summary: Understanding the Devil
Review: The Biography of Satan is ideal for Christians, Athiests, Pagans, Witches/Wiccans & Satanists alike, giving a fantastic insight into the developement and roles of the Devil in all his forms throughout history. It describes the root mythologies and evolution of Satan, Hell etc as we understand them today in simple, digestible terms. It gives an understanding of the antagonist and his origins and dispells his cloak of shadows, describing the assimilation of classical figures and concepts of malevolence and the church's demonisation of ancient deities during the middle ages. The development of the snake symbolism and origins of the concepts of eternal damnation & the fires of hell were fascinating. Well researched, easy to understand, it's a definite must-have for anyone at all with an interest in ancient and/or modern mythos.