Research Index
Demon Glossary
Biblical entities, Ars Goetia names, occult doorways, divination methods, and signs of spiritual oppression — drawn from Scripture, Second Temple sources, and published ministry research.
This glossary is the reference index behind every demon, fallen spirit, and occult practice discussed across CKQBooks — organized for lookup rather than narrative reading. Each entry below cites its Scripture, Second Temple, or scholarly source, and cross-links out to the articles and posts that discuss it in depth. Start with a tab below, or browse everything tagged Demons across the whole site.
Disclaimer
This reflects a pastoral, faith-based understanding of spiritual oppression, drawn from the author's ministry experience and published work. It is not a medical or psychological diagnosis. Conditions such as depression, anxiety, OCD, psychosis, dissociation, autism, ADHD, and other neurological or mental health conditions are not the same thing as spiritual oppression, and should be evaluated by a qualified medical or mental health professional. Deliverance ministry, where practiced, should never replace medical or psychiatric care, particularly for children or anyone in acute crisis.
Occult Doorways: Practices That Open the Door to Demonic Influence
Occult practices and spiritual doorways, with definitions, the Scriptures that address them, and why they matter for deliverance ministry.
Practices and belief systems that, from a biblical pastoral framework, are understood to create spiritual vulnerability or open the door to demonic influence. Drawn from published deliverance ministry research.
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Disclaimer
This reflects a pastoral, faith-based understanding of spiritual oppression, drawn from the author's ministry experience and published work. It is not a medical or psychological diagnosis. Conditions such as depression, anxiety, OCD, psychosis, dissociation, autism, ADHD, and other neurological or mental health conditions are not the same thing as spiritual oppression, and should be evaluated by a qualified medical or mental health professional. Deliverance ministry, where practiced, should never replace medical or psychiatric care, particularly for children or anyone in acute crisis.