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An Exorcist Reveals What Terrifies the Demon of Fear
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The exorcist describes Beelzebub as the “demon of fear” and identifies him with Lucifer and Satan. According to the guest, demons live in chronic fear because they cannot foresee the grace God may give people, which could thwart their plans. The guest also says demons feel remorse and shame over their actions, particularly because they expect those deeds to be revealed at the final judgment.
The exorcist argues that demons cannot repent or turn to God. Unlike humans, they supposedly made their choice with complete knowledge, leaving their wills fixed. The guest recounts asking a demon whether it would make the same choice again, knowing it would lead to eternal suffering. The demon reportedly answered yes, preferring an imagined lesser good to the greater good of contemplating God.
The discussion then turns to aliens and UFOs. The guest suggests that some people may be influenced without realizing it, while others knowingly use alien stories as a distraction or occult deception. The exorcist also recounts other exorcists’ reports of demons presenting themselves as “grays” to mislead them.
On occult groups, the guest claims that some people are introduced to occult practices through institutions or secret societies, while a small number come from families with generations of involvement. The guest says some believe that accumulating evil will give them power or make the afterlife more comfortable, but argues that power in hell would not bring happiness.
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- Shawn Ryan — Host and interviewer
- Exorcist guest — Speaks throughout; not identified by name in the subtitles
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