Listen to “The Unseen Flame” as we follow Isabella’s quiet journey through a world of indifference, grappling with feelings of invisibility and isolation. Witness a…
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Unpack devilish manipulations in “The Ironies of Humiliation and Conversion.” Join Doctor Freefall as he instructs Slidefoot on exploiting the nuances of Paul’s conversion on the Damascus Road. Discover how half-truths and subtle twists can turn hopeful narratives into seeds of despair and doubt.
In “The Trap of Descent,” we explore the dark strategies of manipulating humility. Discover how even acts of great abasement can be twisted into pride and resentment.
In this episode of Theology & the Art of Temptation, Doctor Freefall instructs his apprentice Slidefoot on strategic countermeasures against the deeply rooted conviction born of faith and divine certainty. By promoting reason, distraction, skepticism, and self-reliance, they identify ways to challenge the seemingly unshakeable beliefs of the opposition.
In this episode of Theology & the Art of Temptation, Doctor Freefall instructs his apprentice Slidefoot on strategic countermeasures against the deeply rooted conviction born of faith and divine certainty. By promoting reason, distraction, skepticism, and self-reliance, they identify ways to challenge the seemingly unshakeable beliefs of the opposition.
“The Assignment” is an origin story to the series “Theology and the Art of Temptation.” Through cunning plans and dark whispers, learn how Doctor Freefall attempts to weaponize Jonathan Edwards’s fervent sermon “Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God” against the very souls he aims to save.
Listen to the profound paradox presented in “The Agony of Diabolical Futility” and try to grasp the torment experienced by beings who, despite knowing their inevitable defeat, continuously rebel against divine omnipotence and seek the destruction of humanity.
Explore the mysterious realm of sinister machinations with Theology and the Art of Temptation: Happiness. Captivating stories and correspondence draws the reader into the devious strategies of the crafty Senior devil, Doctor Freefall, and his eager apprentice, Slidefoot. The dark letters within this book reveal detailed methods of twisting theological truths and exploiting human frailties. Featuring excerpts from Jonathan Edwards’s private theological notes, this work introduces readers to a doctrine that is dear to the heart of humanity — Happiness. Theology and the Art of Temptation: Happiness is a welcome addition to this series of clever guides on the dark art of temptation, merging historical theology with demonic tactics. This succinct yet thought-provoking read is bound to stir the curiosity and intrigue of both inquisitive and devout minds.