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Demons are not to be confused with [[fallen angels]] or the [[Devil]], which are similar creatures but not wholly the same. A [[Succubus]] is an example of one kind of demon.
 
Demons are not to be confused with [[fallen angels]] or the [[Devil]], which are similar creatures but not wholly the same. A [[Succubus]] is an example of one kind of demon.
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Demons are often connotated as belonging to hell, where there is lack of credible referenceds barring Dante's "THe Inferno". In Revalations, hell is said to be occupied separatly by only fallen angels.
 
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Demons are present often throughout the New Testament, often as common as leprosy. THis essentially means that either we have a bunch of demons stilll running around possesing people or this is crap. All this exorcising demons was really popular back in the day, but now since we have doctors, what has happened to the classical demon exorcist? This is obviously the result of godless communists trying to destroy America.
 

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A demon is an immortal creature which lives in one of the Nine Hells or the Abyss and is an enemy of God.

Demons are not to be confused with fallen angels or the Devil, which are similar creatures but not wholly the same. A Succubus is an example of one kind of demon.

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