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Abeceda okultizma
Baca novo svetlo na skriveni svet, delovanje duhovnih bića, vanzemaljce, kao i na razne tehnike koje se upražnjavaju u komunikaciji sa nevidljivim i veoma opasnim svetom.
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302 pages, Paperback
First published January 1, 1975
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June 3, 2014
This was a good book that educated me on the occult. This is not a book I would recommend to people who are curious about the occult but want to educate themselves so their ignorance does not get them into trouble with the occult.
November 10, 2015
Awesome book on spiritual warfare. This author has spent decades traveling all over the world in order to study spiritual warfare. He leaves no stone unturned, hence the title! I especially liked the part on aliens. It's about time someone revealed the truth about "aliens." Exposing occult practices and ideologies is exactly what this author achieved. Great read!
January 23, 2024
Netipiska lasāmviela. Meklēju atbildes uz sev aktuālajiem jautājumiem- lielu daļu atradu. Autors ir bijis naivs attiecībā pret valdību- viņaprāt valdība vienmēr rīkojas tautas interesēs, tomēr mēs skaidri redzam, ka tas tā gluži nav.
October 15, 2023
Kurt Koch was an expert of his time on all things “occult”. He was a devout Christian, and wrote many books not only to sound the alarm about people becoming involved in spiritism, but also to educate people on the things of the occult so that they could be avoided.
This is one of those books. In it he details many topics in order to educate Christians about the devices of Satan so that we can avoid them (to be forewarned is to be forearmed). He covers topics such as: astrology, black mass, drug abuse, fortune-telling, hypnotism, magic, pornography, yoga and many other things.
I find Kurt Koch to be a reliable source of information on the topic of the occult. He had a sincere, well-grounded belief in Jesus, and did not exaggerate or tell stories for shock value. His purpose was to educate and warn people of the danger of occult activity which even in the 1970’s and prior was already massively infiltrating society and the church (and it has only gotten worse in the decades since).
If this is a topic of interest for you, this is an author that is well worth your time.
This is one of those books. In it he details many topics in order to educate Christians about the devices of Satan so that we can avoid them (to be forewarned is to be forearmed). He covers topics such as: astrology, black mass, drug abuse, fortune-telling, hypnotism, magic, pornography, yoga and many other things.
I find Kurt Koch to be a reliable source of information on the topic of the occult. He had a sincere, well-grounded belief in Jesus, and did not exaggerate or tell stories for shock value. His purpose was to educate and warn people of the danger of occult activity which even in the 1970’s and prior was already massively infiltrating society and the church (and it has only gotten worse in the decades since).
If this is a topic of interest for you, this is an author that is well worth your time.
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