Classic Replay: Demons: Do they exist? Different Christian views
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From the archives, three Christians of different theological persuasions discussed the existence of demons:
John Tancock (JT) believes demons are real, and has been involved in deliverance ministries
Will Van Der Hart believes in a spirtual realm but wants to stop the stigmatisation of people with mental health issues as "demonised".
Jonathan Clatworthy believes demons don't exist and that modern day deliverance ministry can do more harm than good.
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Released on 29 Mar 2022
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