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BookMichael W. Cuneo
Reports on American exorcism and deliverance cultures after extensive observation, placing their growth within media, institutional, and social change.
Podcast EpisodeData Over Dogma
Examines what biblical texts call angels and demons and contrasts those texts with later popular images.
Podcast EpisodeThe Lord of Spirits
Introduces an Eastern Orthodox account of angels, demons, and the spiritual world from within that tradition’s scriptures and theology.
BookDavid Albert Jones
A compact history of angels across Jewish, Christian, Islamic, philosophical, artistic, and popular-cultural settings.
Podcast EpisodeData Over Dogma
Traces biblical demon language while asking how supernatural explanations can become harmful when applied to mental distress.
BookRichard Gallagher
A psychiatrist recounts cases he interprets as genuine demonic possession and explains how his clinical skepticism gave way to belief.
BookJohn H. Walton and J. Harvey Walton
Examines biblical language about demons and spirits within its ancient cultural and literary worlds rather than using the texts as a direct catalogue of invisible beings.
Podcast EpisodeMisquoting Jesus with Bart Ehrman
Explores how biblical and later Christian ideas about demons, ghosts, and Satan developed rather than appearing as one unchanged system.
BookBrian P. Levack
A history of possession and exorcism that asks how religious cultures supplied the scripts through which afflicted people and their communities understood and enacted possession.
Podcast EpisodeThe Holly Pivec Podcast
Examines how claims to hear God can be used coercively and offers a countervoice to spiritual authority that discourages questioning.
Podcast EpisodeThe Remnant Radio with Joshua Lewis, Michael Miller, and Michael Rowntree
Compares truth-encounter, inner-healing, and Roman Catholic approaches to deliverance, naming perceived strengths and weaknesses and testing their practices against the hosts’ reading of Scripture.
BookJoseph P. Laycock and Eric Harrelson
Traces a feedback loop in which horror films borrow religious ideas and then reshape religious belief, reported experience, and public fear about demons and exorcism.
BookChristopher C. H. Cook
A psychiatrist and Anglican priest brings voice-hearing research, clinical practice, theology, and spiritual discernment into conversation without forcing every voice into one explanation.
BookEmma Cohen
Combines ethnography in an Afro-Brazilian religious community with cognitive-science proposals about how spirit concepts, possession, and healing practices become compelling and transmissible.
Podcast EpisodeStories from the SPIRIT
Discusses how voice-hearing may receive spiritual, psychological, or mixed interpretations and why discernment should resist a single automatic explanation.
BookSam Storms
Sam Storms offers a book-length continuationist evangelical account of spiritual warfare, moving from biblical teaching about Satan and demons into questions about temptation, demonization, prayer, deliverance, and inner healing. He combines theological argument with personal ministry accounts and practical instruction, writing for Christians who believe the New Testament's descriptions of demonic activity remain relevant to contemporary life.
BookEtzel Cardeña; Steven Jay Lynn; Stanley Krippner, editors
This American Psychological Association volume surveys research on unusual subjective experiences including synesthesia, hallucinations, lucid dreams, out-of-body and near-death experiences, anomalous healing, mystical experience, psi reports, past-life reports, and alien-abduction narratives. It studies the experiences and evidence without assuming that every report shares one cause.
Podcast EpisodeThe Scott and Brandon Show with Michael Miller
Michael Miller explains contemporary deliverance ministry, including demonization, spiritual authority, generational sins, sin and discipline, ministry methods, red flags, and why interest in the practice has returned.
BookT. M. Luhrmann
Anthropologist T. M. Luhrmann studies how members of American evangelical Vineyard churches learn to experience God as present, personal, and responsive. She examines prayer, imagination, attention, community, and interpretation without treating participants as foolish or assuming that anthropology can decide whether God actually spoke.