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A History of the Devil

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Not to be confused with The Political History of the Devil, a 1726 book by Daniel Defoe also known as The History of the Devil.
AuthorGerald Messadié
Original titleHistoire Générale du Diable
TranslatorMarc Romano
CountryFrance
SeriesKodansha Globe Series
GenreReligion
History
Published1993 by (Kodansha International)
Published in English
1 June 1996 by (Kodansha America, Incorporated)
Media typeHardcover
Pages377
ISBN9781568361987
291.2/16
Preceded byL'incendiaire: Vie de Saul, apotre (1991) 
Followed byL'affaire Marie Madeleine (2001) 

A History of the Devil is a book by Gerald Messadié published in 1996. The book was originally published in France in 1993 as Histoire Générale du Diable, and was translated into English by Marc Romano.[1]

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Contents

  1. The Ambiguous Demons of Oceania
  2. India: Spared from Evil
  3. China and Japan: Exorcism through Writing
  4. Zoroaster, the First Ayatollahs, and the True Birth of the Devil
  5. Mesopotamia: The Appearance of Sin
  6. The Celts: Thirty-five Centuries without the Devil
  7. Greece: The Devil Driven Out by Democracy
  8. Rome: The Devil Banned
  9. Egypt: Unthinkable Damnation
  10. Africa: The Cradle of Religious Ecology
  11. The North American Indians: Land and Fatherland
  12. The Enigma of Quetzalcoatl: the Feathered Serpent, and the God-Who-Weeps
  13. Israel: Demons as the Heavenly Servants of the Modern Devil
  14. The Devil in the Early Church: The Confusion of Cause and Effect
  15. The Great Night of the West: From the Middle Ages to the French Revolution
  16. Islam: The Devil as State Functionary
  17. Modern Times and the God of Laziness, Hatred, and Nihilism

References

  1. ^ "Religion Book Review: A History of the Devil by Gerald Messadie, Author, John Urda, Editor, Marc Romano, Translator  Kodansha America $27 (0p) ISBN 978-1-56836-081-2".


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