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Explains the history and dangers of occult arts

You will gain insight into a king's moral worldview

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Daemonologie: In Forme of a Dialogie

by King James I

46 pages
Publisher: Devoted Publishing
15.3 x 22.9 x 0.3 cm

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For those studying historical Christian theology

Explains the history and dangers of occult arts

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Explore King James I's historic perspective on the dangers of witchcraft and the necessity of Christian vigilance.

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Written as both a religious and political piece, this work shows the history and foundation of necromancy and demonology. Going back to ancient history, James I is able to show from a Christian perspective why these arts are derived from dark, bleak sources and also what steps should be taken to persecute and eliminate it.

Please note that this is an 8 pt font size of this book.

Also, this book is written in the same style of Middle English with modern English characters.