Demonology:

Demonology is the study of demons, devils, what they are capable of, their powers, origin, limitations, how they behave, and why.

What is a Religious Demonologist?

A Religious Demonologist is a born-again Christian male/female that is supported and backed by the church and continues to study the teachings of many different subjects. They are also formally taught, and trained by ordained clergy such subjects as Systematic Theology, and spiritual warfare. A Religious Demonologist and their work have also been blessed by the church to do the work they do. A Religious Demonologist is an official position of the church much like a Priest, Pastor, Assoc. Pastor, Deacon, or Secretary. It is important to know and remember that this type of work is not something that a person can do as a hobby, it’s a lifestyle.

Duties & Responsibilities:

It is the responsibility of the R.D. to determine whether or not a haunting or paranormal activity is of a demonic nature or not. They are also responsible for gathering and submitting the evidence of demonic activity to the church so that exorcisms or the blessing of a homes and places can be performed by the clergy. Most churches will not

intervene unless they have undisputable evidence. It is also their job to act as a liaison

between the family and church if possible. The church and only the church can label someone a R.D. and can give them the authority to bless homes and places, give counseling to victims of demonic attacks, and assist in exorcisms. They are also able to

tell whether or not a haunting or paranormal activity is of a demonic nature, and to know

whether or not someone is truly suffering from possession or faking it.

What is a lay-Religious Demonologist?

A lay-Religious Demonologist is someone who has not been ordained (blessed) by the

church to do this type of work, and they must obtain permission from the church before they act or do anything during the case. A R.D. can make their on calls as they see fit, and do not have to have the permission of the church before they do anything.

What are demons?

A demon is a fallen angel. They do not multiply in numbers nor do they decrease in numbers. The amount always stays the same.

Where do demons come from?

Demons are the fallen angels that rebelled against God and are originally from Heaven.

When they rebelled God cast them into the pits of nether gloom in Hell where they are

to remain until the Last Judgment of Jesus Christ. They are allowed to wander and stalk the earth also but when they are cast out of homes and or people it is the pits of nether gloom that they return to before looking for more victims.

What do demons look like?

Demons do not have physical or material bodies. They appear most often as black shadows, humanoid forms, red or orange mists. They will often disguise themselves in

human form but they can not duplicate the human form perfectly because they were never human themselves. When they attempt this there will always be something wrong.

(ex. luminescent eyes, missing an arm or leg, etc.) They will also always be accompanied by foul smells, scratching noises, growling, pig like snorting, shrieks, screams, and even wailing.

Who will demons attack?

Demons do not discriminate. They will attack babies, children, young adults, adults, and the elderly. It doesn’t matter what your ethnic or religious background is either. Man was created in the image of God, thus we are the enemy and they will do anything they can to

destroy us and make us suffer in the process.

Why do demons attack some people but not others?

A demon has to be invited into the life of their intended target. This is usually done through the use of occult items like Ouija boards, Pendulums, Tarot cards, Dowsing rods,

and the like. It can also come from practicing black magic or being cursed by someone

who practices black magic, etc.

Who can confront a demon?

Only the clergy or a Religious Demonologist can successfully confront a demon. This is because they have been trained in spiritual warfare and know how to defend themselves

and others if they are attacked. However, it is important to remember that no one is to ever try to provoke or confront a demon unless it is absolutely necessary, and even then only if they have the permission of the home-owner. The only reason why a demon would even need to be confronted is to obtain the proof that they are there so that the church will intervene.