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'''Demonic''' refers to behavior or situations possibly influenced by demons, such as unexplained [[evil]] actions or emotionally charged extreme anxiety.  Demonic manifestations can occur in groups of people as well as isolated individuals, and can arise in what appears to be pure chance.  Even young children can occasionally initiate demonic deeds without any rational explanation.
 
'''Demonic''' refers to behavior or situations possibly influenced by demons, such as unexplained [[evil]] actions or emotionally charged extreme anxiety.  Demonic manifestations can occur in groups of people as well as isolated individuals, and can arise in what appears to be pure chance.  Even young children can occasionally initiate demonic deeds without any rational explanation.
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An prominent element of uncertainty, as found in football, seems to enable demonic influences to thrive.
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Elements of chance or uncertainty, as found in [[gambling]] and games like football, seem to enable demonic influences to thrive.
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Entire nations, particularly when ethnically homogeneous, can become demonic.
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Entire nations, particularly when ethnically homogeneous as [[Germany]] was in the 1930s, can become demonic.
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Some [[atheist]]s deny the existence of evil and thus deny the possibility of demonic conduct, although they may use the term for its less serious meaning to describe something similar to how evil is portrayed in movies, such as "demonic laughter."
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Some [[atheist]]s deny the existence of evil and thus deny the possibility of demonic conduct.  But even then there are popular secular uses of the term, such as "demonic laughter" in a movie.
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The blockbuster movie ''[[The Exorcist]]'' famously depicted demonic conduct, supposedly based on a true story,  The movie broke records for box office revenue and was upsetting to many people who saw it.
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The blockbuster movie ''[[The Exorcist]]'' famously depicted demonic conduct, supposedly based on a true story,  The movie broke the record at the time for box office revenue and was upsetting to many who saw it.
    
== See also ==
 
== See also ==
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