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| Release date | January 1991 |
M.F. Unger - What Demons can do to the Saints
Neil Anderson - The Bondage Breaker
Mark Bubeck - The Adversary: The Christian Versus Demon Activity
Storms has some good stuff. Demon "possession" isn't biblical - that's something that was put into the King James Version and we've been using it incorrectly ever since. The word is just "demonized" and carries a radically different meaning than the concept of "possession".
https://www.samstorms.com/enjoying-god-blog/post/can-a-christian-be-demonized-part-one
https://www.samstorms.com/enjoying-god-blog/post/can-a-christian-be-demonized-part-two
>Some of you are probably wondering why I have chosen the term “demonization” rather than the more popular “demon possession”. This may actually come as a surprise to you, but the Bible never once talks about demon possession. It was popularized by its appearance in the King James Version, although it had appeared in other English versions prior to the 1611 edition (Clinton E. Arnold, Three Crucial Questions about Spiritual Warfare [Grand Rapids: Baker Books, 1997], p. 205, n. 11). That should be reason enough to avoid using such language, but in addition we need to consider the emotional impact of the phrase which I believe detracts from an objective discussion of the subject. It is difficult for many to dissociate the concept of demon possession from scenes in the movie The Exorcist. I would also point out that the term "possession" implies ownership, and it is questionable to say that Satan or a demon own anything.
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