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Casting out unclean spirits
The kingdom of God is at hand, and it is time, Jesus says, for the demons, the unclean spirits, the powers that oppose the goodness of God to be cast out and cast down. Continue reading
Year C Proper 7: Angels and demons
In some ways, the man healed of demons in the Gerasene region of Galilee is the first preacher of the Christian gospel. He gets it – he really does! Even after years of torment at the mercy of a legion … Continue reading
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Tagged C.S. Lewis, demons, Gerasene, Jesus, Legon, Luke 8:26-39, scapegoat, spiritual warfare, The Screwtape Letters, Year C Proper 7
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Spiritual warfare: a sonnet with apologies to Hamlet
The “slings and arrows of outrageous fortune” have nothing on the armour-piercing fury of a bullet tipped with wormwood gall; no arbitrary missile this, but launched from beyond the earth; underworld to surface borne on wings of fire, brimstone burning, … Continue reading
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Tagged demons, hamlet, Mark 9:29, outrageous fortune, prayer, Sonnet, spiritual warfare, wormwood
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