Why do demons tend to be an ignored subject in most churches?
Q. I cant recall ever being in church, or sunday School where anyone spoke about Demons, exorcism, and posession. I've only really heard about it a couple times when it was questioned or on a television program. I can understand why Churches dont talk much about hell, since that seems to distort the whole idea of religion.
Asked by boris t - Sun Nov 16 18:07:06 2008 - - 13 Answers - 0 Comments

A. If pastors started telling people about demons, they would have to tell the whole truth about them and their congregations wouldn't like that. Imagine a pastor telling his congregation that they are demon possessed and nobody can exorcise them but our Lord. That would be bad for business and people would start leaving the church and that would mean no tithe for the pastor (most religious leaders are there for the money). Also, satan doesn't want people to know about him and his demons; he wants people to think he and hell don't exist. Since the majority of churches are guided by the spirit of satan, they don't preach about demons and the lake of fire. To Him who sits on the throne and to the Lamb be praise and honor and glory for ever… [cont.]
Answered by anttttonio SFECU Pray4Revival - Sun Nov 16 18:25:53 2008

How do i protect myself from ghosts and demons ?
Q. I am going to an abandoned insane asylum with some friends tonight. My friends have been before and they think it is haunted. I saw some pictures they took and we saw some figures in windows, a black one and a white one. Anyways, the asylum is known to be haunted so how do i protect myself against ghosts or demons ?
Asked by Lysaa - Fri Feb 19 20:55:03 2010 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Believe in Jesus the powerful protector.
Answered by God Bless - Fri Feb 19 20:57:23 2010

How do I not be mad at the demons and tortured souls?
Q. There was a time when I was easily swayed by public opinion. If I mentioned a goal that people told me was impossible, too often I believed them. Now I see that these people are demons and or tortured souls who are ravenous with envy. This is no fault of their own, for they too were victimized and programmed by other demons and tortured souls. But now that I can see them more clearly, I get angry with them. I know they are merely victims like I once was. How do I stop being angry with the human being who is a captive of the demon?
Asked by Screwtape Cordova - Thu Jan 4 10:45:58 2007 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments

A. I can relate. I was beset by "demons" for years. They were either my stubborn family, a cult organization called Jehovah's Witnesses, and out of my own blind desperation for intimacy, a relationship with the wrong woman for 4 years. Because of all this, the "look of a demon" became apparent on my face. I had a constant inner anger and rage of everything and everyone in my life, including myself, and the bottled-up fury expressed itself physically on my face. I would often get comments from family and co-workers on how upset I looked, even when relaxed. Finally I decided to take steps to vanquish or at least BALANCE the light and dark nature of myself. Not let either of them overwhelm each other. I read books on New Age and self-help books,… [cont.]
Answered by Daemon - Thu Jan 4 12:36:20 2007