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Subtitle Prologue:

After Lucifer fought God, God permitted Lucifer to go and test His faithful children even unto the point of death. Lucifer is free to tempt God’s faithful Christians to sin, especially the Cleanliness family. Sam Cleanliness is God’s Ordained One. God chose him to slay all the demons. The Fallen Angels (demons) are called the Fallen and the Rebellious. Victory Cleanliness is a Chosen One and Sam’s little cousin. They usually work together as Slayers. Lucifer is working with Jezebel, the first earthly demon of damaging and destruction. Jezebel wants to destroy all the believers of Yahweh. This story is a ministry novel of a spiritual warfare against unseen opponents, a battle between good and evil. The Cleanliness family must put on the whole full Armour of God, so they might withstand the Devil’s schemes. New enemies appear to Slayers in every chapter of Fallen series, but the story is still the same as the falling of Lucifer and his demons who rebel against the Most High God. What is the meaning of this catastrophe?

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I'm sorry...I couldn't help it. But I mean, she's right. XD

Lmao, Paganism is a type of witch craft, a good type of witch craft. There are different umbrella terms that go with it, like Wiccan and other fun names, just like how Christian is technically also an umbrella term. Pagans aren't all that bad, usually all witches have a bad wrap but that's because of Hollywood and Fairytales. I mean, Fairytales were created because someone was sick of losing their children out in the woods, so the someone created Hansel and Gretel. After they realized the storied were working, and they didn't need to go out and actually go look for their children, they started to use old witches more and more often in stories to keep the children from doing certain things. I.e- Krampus.
On the other hand, there are Christian witches, who believe in God, but also believe in the universe's power.
People have always believed witchcraft to be evil, but they were only scared of the indifferent and they had their own standards of belief and their belief system.
Witchcraft was actually common in Celtic families and friends. If you ask someone straight from Ireland now, they will tell you otherwise, but that's because they were forced to believe in something different otherwise they would be burned at the stake for being different.
RANDOM FACT: Every Celtic family has it's own Banshee. It is blasphemy to not believe in their family Banshee. True fact. >.<

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