He will be a staff for the righteous, with which for them to stand and not to fall,

and he will be the light of the nations, and the hope of those whose hearts are troubled.

All who dwell on the earth will fall down and worship him, and they will praise and bless,

and celebrate with song the Lord of Spirits. 1st denoc, chapter 48, verses 4-5.

The modern world doesn't acknowledge, but is nevertheless haunted by spirits, angels, demons,

and saints. In our time, many yearned to break free of the prison of a flat,

secular materialism, to see and to know reality as it truly is. What is this spiritual reality like?

How do we engage with it well? How do we permeate every day life with spiritual presence?

Orthodox Christian priests, Father Andrew Stephen Damick, and Father Stephen DeYoung

host this live college show, focused on enchantment in creation, the union of the scene and unseen

as made by God, and experienced by mankind throughout history. Welcome to the Lord of Spirits.

Good evening, giant killers, dragon slayers, serpent stompers. You are listening to the Lord of

Spirits podcast. My co-host Father Stephen DeYoung is with me from Lafayette Louisiana,

and I'm Father Andrew Stephen Damick in Emmaus, Pennsylvania. This is not a live broadcast. It's

not Memorax either, but it is nonetheless pre-recorded because when this episode releases,

I will be across an ocean from where I normally am.

No, okay, I was going to say. I mean, technically you're always across an ocean.

That's true, but from where I, it's all relative.

Yes.

So many oceans to choose from, really.

Yeah, so tonight everybody, we have a hot one. There's probably no subject more subject to

pop theology than damnation. Some of you out there were raised with the idea that everyone

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