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Ritual Abuse, Ritual Crime
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Christian View Point
Brown, Rebecca. (1986) He came to set the captives free. Chick
Publications: Chino, CA.
NOTE: Story of a nurse's recruitment and escape from satanism. Many scriptural
suggestions for fighting satanism.
Brown, Rebecca, and Yoder, Daniel. (1996) Unbroken curses. Whitaker House: New Kensington, PA.
Brown, Rebecca. (1997) Prepare for war. Whitaker House: New Kensington, PA. (Originally published (1987) Chick Publications: Chino, CA.
Bubeck, M. I. (1975) The adversary. Moody Press.
Bubeck, M. I. (1984.) Overcoming the adversary. Moody Press.
Bubeck, M. I. (1993) The satanic revival: Surprising cure. Here's Life Publishers: P. O. BOX 1576, San Bernardino, CA. Also T. Nelson: Nashville, TN.
Frederickson, Bruce G. (1988) How to respond to . . . satanism.
Concordia: St. Louis, MI
TABLE OF CONTENTS: Introduction: The enemy and his footprints: The whispers
of God: Satan visible - religious satanists: On the margin of the visible
- satanic cults: Do-it-yourself satanism: From a Christian Perspective: Recommended
reading.
NOTE: This is a Christian pamphlet, written by a Lutheran minister. It does
not mention or comment on intergenerational satanism, although it has a short
section on pre-Crowley satanic practices.
Friesen, J. G. (1991). Uncovering the mystery of MPD. Here's
Life Publishers: San Bernadino, CA
NOTE: Dr. James Friesen, a specialist in MPD, documents that ritualistic abuse
is widespread today, even among respected citizens of our communities. Christian
orientation.
Friesen, J. G. (1992) More than survivors: Conversations with multiple-personality clients. T. Nelson: Nashville TN.
Jones, Rick. (1988) Stairway to hell. Chick Publications: Chino, CA.
Larson, Bob. (1996) In the name of satan. Thomas Nelson: Nashville, TN.
Laurent, Bob. (1991) Equipping your child for spiritual warfare. LifeJourney Books: Elgin, IL.
Lyons, Arthur. (1970) The second coming: Satanism in America. Dodd, Mead: NY, NY.
Lyons, A. (1988) Satan wants you. Mysterious Books: NY, NY.
Nugent, C. (1983) Masks of satan. Sheed and Ward.
Passantino, Robert and Passantino, Gretchen. (1991) When the devil dares your kids: Protecting your children from satanism, witchcraft, and the occult. Vine Books: Ann Arbor, MI.
Passantino, Bob and Passantino, (1995) Gretchen. Satanism. Zonervan:
Grand Rapids. MI.
TABLE OF CONTENTS: How to use this book: Introduction: History: Misconceptions
about satanism: Theology: Witnessing tips: Selected bibliography: Parallel
comparison chart: Glossary.
NOTE: This is a Christian pamphlet, part of a series on responding to different
religions and sects. The authors view satanism as comprised of mainly young
males, mostly self-styles loners, but some belonging to formal groups such
as The Church if Satan and the Temple of Set. They estimate the total number
of satanists as 6,000 world-wide, and do not lend credence to multi-generational
satanism or allegations of ritual abuse in day care.
Peck, M. S. (1983) People of the lie. Simon and Schuster.
NOTE: A Christian meditation on the characteristics of individual and group
evil, the nature of satan, and God's attitude toward evil. No mention of ritual
abuse.
Rich, Mary & Jose, Carol. (1996) Evil web: A true story
of cult abuse and courage. Horizon Press: Far Hills, NJ.
NOTE:This is Mary Rich's story of her involvement, along with her husband
and children, with an abusive Christian-based cult. It details the emotional
and physical horrors of abuse which they lived through, her own escape, her
fight to find and reclaim her children, and the successful criminal prosecution
against the cult leader, Ronald Larrinaga. It can be very triggering, especially
for those who react to Biblical verses coupled with abuse, and mothers who
do not, or cannot, protect their children from abusive religious authorities.
A short afterword on cults is provided by Robert T. Cross.
S., Joe. (1991) Out of hell again: Satanic ritual abuse
and recovery. Available from: State of the Art Publishing, 225 Crossroads
Blvd. #414, Carmel CA 93923.
NOTE: Excerpts from the journal of a survivor who is helped by his Christian
faith, therapy, and the Twelve Steps of ACOA.
Schwarz, Ted and Empey, Duane. (1988) Satanism: Is your family safe? Zondervan: Grand Rapids, Mich.
Steffon, Jeffrey J., Satanism: Is it real? Servant Pub: Ann Arbor, MI.
Smith, Michelle, & Pazder, Larry. (1980) Michelle remembers.
Pocket Books: NY, NY
NOTE: A Canadian woman relives l4 months of satanic childhood abuse while
in therapy. Catholic viewpoint.
Stratford, L. (1988) Satan's underground. Harvest House: Eugene,
OR.
NOTE: First-person account of a woman's recruitment into satanism and escape.
Stratford, Lauren (1993). Stripped naked. Pelican: LA
NOTE: Survivor's account of coming to terms with ritual abuse memories and
multiple personality diagnosis.
Warnke, M. (1972) The satan seller. Bridge Publishing:
South Plainsfield, NJ.
NOTE: First-person account of an adult's indoctrination into a satanic drug
and sex ring, his escape and recovery.
Warnke, R. H. (1985) The great pretender. Starburst.
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