Strange Gods: Responding to the Rise of Spirit Worship in America
- ISBN-10
- 1934233099
- ISBN-13
- 9781934233092
- Series
- Strange Gods
- Category
- Animism
- Pages
- 242
- Language
- English
- Published
- 2009-03-01
- Author
- Keith M. Bailey
Description
“The powers of darkness have no qualms about inserting themselves into any human activity that is open to them.” Animism (spirit worship) is moving across North America with an insatiable appetite for destroying our culture, the Church, and our souls. Nothing less than the eternal salvation of millions is at stake. People increasingly turn to the occult and darkness, but only the glorious and revealing light of Jesus Christ provides true answers.What once was practiced in secrecy is now in the mainstream of society and is becoming widely accepted. This trend is the result of the resurgence of Native American religions, the proliferation of New Age teachings, and the increase of animist immigrants.Dr. Bailey, with more than fifty years experience of prayer, study, and working in deliverance ministries, is eminently qualified to write on this subject. The Church needs to recognize the enormity and importance of the problem and stand strong against this expanding, dismal, demonic cloud to defend souls through a “Spirit-filled Church armed with sound doctrine and the integrity of practical holiness." Strange Gods brings to life the reality of a growing mission field on our doorsteps and provides tools to vanquish the demons in our neighborhoods.
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