Satan Is No Myth by J. Oswald Sanders

One of the most disturbing trends today is the increasing interest in the occult.

In the introduction Sanders says, "Satan is no myth."

It would be difficult to refute Baudelaire's contention that the Devil's cleverest ruse is to make men believe that he does not exist.

The immediate result of the Church's neglect has been that large numbers have swept into the vortex of this revival of the occult, and few voices are raised to alert people to its significance.

Combining numerous quotations, illustrations, and scriptural studies, this book explores the origin, fall, names, nature, authority, overthrow, and doom of Satan.

Other subjects dealt with include demons, demon possession, and the weapons that believers can use to resist Satan and his devices.

Christians will find this easy-to-read volume helpful and well worth reading.