Supernatural

“the group said the series continues an agenda by Disney that pushes witches, warlocks and sorcery, along with secular values, onto young viewers, particularly tweens and teens.” - CPost

“Gavin Ortlund explores whether Christians can believe in ghosts, offering a biblical perspective that challenges pop-culture ideas while taking the supernatural seriously.” - TruthUnites

"Demons is the most common term we use, but... Typically, a diminutive form of this term is used to refer to evil spiritual beings. In the Old and New Testaments, this term is linked closely with idolatry, false religions, and their evil practices" - The Cripplegate

“Over a century ago… young Francis Griffiths and her cousin took pictures of fairies dancing in the forest. What began as the imagination of little girls turned into an international sensation known as the Cottingley Fairies incident of 1920.” - Breakpoint

“Christians should always consider what our celebrations say about evil.” - Breakpoint

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• Should Christians Participate in Halloween? Former Psychic Jenn Nizza Has a Warning for Believers - C.Leaders

“Surveys from Gallup and Pew find broad skepticism for psychics, ghosts, astrology and witches.” - Baptist Press

“Leahy… tackles two common problems in Christian demonology. First, he pushes back on the tendency to use pagan beliefs about spiritual beings to guide the interpretation of the Bible. Second, he resists attempts to frame the way Christians think about demonology through experience instead of Scripture.” - TGC

“It may seem that, compared to what we see in Scripture, visible miracles are very few and far between today. But greater invisible miracles are in fact are happening all the time around us as God regenerates hard human hearts.” - Randy Alcorn

“…we need to be careful and discerning. There are groups of people who enjoy displays of the supernatural that are not true works of the Holy Spirit but productions of their desire to ‘see more’ and ‘hear more’ and reflect a susceptibility to power of suggestion from others. A few questions are necessary.” - Randy Alcorn