In an existence so convoluted, a fallen angel becomes a beacon of hope and salvation in an otherwise dark journey. This angel is Lucifer. ... (pg 59) Naturally this rouge angel chose the form of a woman in direct opposition to a misogynist society and a God who has " no women and no female angels" (pg 72) in his retinue and relegates them to being subservient to men. ... The shunned demons are like innocent children who squeal with delight when they catch snowflakes on their tongue and are eager to help Lucy, Ham, and Mrs. ... We find "the only demon ... is Doctor Noyes," (pg 42) who releg...

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The good angel warns him, In scene I line 70 "O Faustus lay that damned book aside". He heeds this advice and falls on the advice of the bad angel in scene I line74. ... Faustus desires this power that God did not intend him to have and following the advice of the bad angel is the beginning of his downfall. Faustus suffers in a different way than Lear did, he struggles with his own demons of choosing between the possible delights of heaven or eternal damnation. ... Faustus and Lear overlook their valuable assets such as their family members, friends and the unforeseen angel. ...

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You need to be able to establish the difference between spirits so that you can stay away from the demons in the world, interact with angels if you have that awesome opportunity, and/or fix issues in your own life or help others dealing with spirits of bitterness, hate, guilt, etc. ...

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Together, the limbic system and inferior temporal lobe have been found to provide foundations for mystical, spiritual, and religious experiences -- the perception and hallucination of ghosts, demons, and spirits and the belief in demonic or angelic possession (Motluck 7). ...

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