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The Lord of Spirits

An Orthodox Christian Framework for the Unseen World and Spiritual Warfare

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The modern world doesn't acknowledge but is nevertheless haunted by spirits—angels, demons, and saints. In our time, many yearn to break free of the prison of a flat, secular materialism, to see and to know reality as it truly is. What is this spiritual reality like? How do we engage with it well? How do we permeate everyday life with spiritual presence?

In The Lord of Spirits: An Orthodox Christian Framework for the Unseen World and Spiritual Warfare, Fr. Andrew Stephen Damick provides a distillation and expansion of the material in the popular podcast The Lord of Spirits, which he co-hosts with Fr. Stephen De Young.

©2023 Andrew Stephen Damick (P)2023 Ancient Faith Ministries Angeology & Demonology Christian Living Christianity Theology
Scholarly Research • Enlightening Content • Comprehensive Context • Transformative Insights • Accessible Presentation
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One of the most valuable, powerful books on spiritual warfare I’ve ever read—as a Protestant!
The concluding passage shakes heaven and earth with the praises of the Lamb.

Tour de Force in Spiritual Warfare

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I liked it a lot. Gonna buy a hard copy to add to my library.

Good listen

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Truly, I have learned and gained much understanding from this well-made and scholarly book. It is helpful also and understanding orthodox faith for those interested. Much credit is due to mr. Damick. I quite appreciate his work. Understand though, I’ve only 14 years of experience to compare this to, so take this with whatever insight that gives you.

I support in the proof of this book greatly, and find it brings much to understanding on subjects covered.

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Fantastic exploration into the themes of the Lord of Spirits found in scripture and tradition

The ease of listening

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I love to the point of view that this author takes concerning the Bible and other writings that the early Christian Church used.

putting pieces together

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A must listen! Don't miss out on this book, it will change your life, and sober your spiritual life!

Brilliant!

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I liked the book and recommend it. Much of the content confirms the work of Micheal Heiser, who approached related themes as an Old Testament scholar. (See multiple titles also on Audible). The ideas of the divine council and the future of the saints as Sons of God are not widely known or appreciated by American protestants. It's both fascinating and confirming to discover this knowledge was preserved by the orthodox tradition from ancient times. Well worth the read.

Helpful and interesting

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It doesn’t seen like he’s reading his book but rather it sounds like he’s giving a sermon.

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Fr. Damick weaves together the Old and New Testaments with the writings of the early church fathers and those of the pagan culture that Christianity arose from thus restoring the original context and narrative that had been lost by Western Protestanism.

Excellent Book

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Fr. Damick did justice to a subject that has frequently been neglected and that to our detriment.

Solid book on an amazing subject

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