Ken Duggan

Wicked Spirits Ken Duggan

I'm concerned about the propensity of modern-day ghost hunters to provoke spirits. The mistaken notion that most of the paranormal world is inhabited by lost ghosts trying to find their way home is erroneous and dangerous. Do you really think that provocations like "come out here and pinch me, pull my hair, make this ball move", etc. are intimidating to entities that are more powerful than any human being? If a wicked spirit really did want to touch you, be aware that it would be more severe than brushing against your hair. Demonic forces do not sit up or beg. They cannot be made to fetch and heel. They do not speak on command, even when being provoked. They are not intimidated by you. When you enter into a dark place you are entering into their world. They make the rules. The only governing voices are those of demons of a higher rank. To use the weapons made by man against demonic forces is like taking a pocket knife to a gunfight. This book challenges contemporary views of the paranormal as insufficient and dangerous. With over 30 years of confronting the powers of darkness, I have come to acknowledge the strength and cunning of wicked spirits. I have seen them destroy lives, marriages, and churches. I have watched as they have been foolishly demoted to creatures that supposedly obey our commands and wishes. Wicked Spirits is a concise handbook on the paranormal using the Bible as a basis for truth. It is not an attempt to evangelize anyone. It is an invitation to honestly examine stories that relate to the supernatural and expose the cultural bias toward assigning every unexplained supernatural event to the activity of ghosts.