Such Fictitious Evil Spirits- Adriaan Koerbagh’s Rejection of Biblical Demons and Demonic Possession in A Light Shining in Dark Places (1668)
Author: Ismael del Olmo
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Description: Such Fictitious Evil Spirits: Adriaan Koerbagh’s Rejection of Biblical Demons and Demonic Possession in A Light Shining in Dark Places (1668), is a study on Koerbagh's radical views on demonology, challenging traditional beliefs and linking them to Enlightenment ideals.
Subject: Demonology
Pages: 15
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