Charles D Fraune Knihy

The book explores the pervasive spiritual depravity in contemporary society, highlighting a disconnection from obedience to God. It identifies numerous sins that cry out for divine justice, emphasizing their widespread and insidious nature. The author argues that this moral decline has allowed the Enemy, typically operating in darkness, to emerge into the open, illustrating the urgent need for a return to faith and righteousness amidst cultural chaos.

In the wake of the moral and spiritual decline of the late twentieth century, a surge of interest in spirituality has emerged, but it does not herald a revival of Christian faith. Instead, it reveals a fascination with spirits, secret powers, rituals, and superstition. Many Christians are confused and troubled by the allure of the occult, leaving priests and parents uncertain about how to guide their children through these temptations. This work aims to bridge the knowledge gap by examining new movements, the social trends they create, and the challenges they pose to the Church. The reader will discover how technology facilitates the spread of the occult, the beliefs underpinning modern witchcraft and Satanism, and the common threads that connect various occult practices. It also addresses the dangers acknowledged even by practitioners, including those associated with the Ouija board, Reiki, and sage smudging. Drawing on the experiences of sixteen former occultists, eight exorcists, seven parish priests, and six Catholic families, the book highlights the real threats posed by the resurgence of the occult. It is crucial for Christians to fully comprehend this danger and learn how to protect themselves and society. The author, Charles D. Fraune, is a knowledgeable teacher and speaker with a Master of Arts in Theology and has written several best-selling books on spiritual warfare, endorsed by prominent Church figures.