Satanizam: Crne mise - vjera u demone - kult vještica
Bernhard Wenisch's study analyzes the history, manifestations, and psychological and social causes of Satanism, from witches and black masses to contemporary cults and belief in demons.
The book Satanism: Black Masses – Belief in Demons – Witch Cult by Austrian theologian and expert on sects and new religious movements Bernhard Wenisch is a comprehensive and critical insight into the phenomenon of Satanism, demonology and dark cults throughout history and in contemporary society. The author approaches this phenomenon without sensationalism and spreading panic, relying on theological analysis, historical facts and sociological research.
In the first part of the book, Wenisch explores the historical roots of belief in demons, the phenomena of witch persecution and the emergence of the Black Mass ritual, analyzing how these concepts have changed over the centuries. The second part focuses on modern forms of Satanism, secret societies, occult groups and the influence of dark subcultures and contemporary media on young people. The author analyzes in detail the difference between philosophical forms of Satanism, juvenile delinquency with an occult connotation and pathological sectors that practice deviant rituals.
Written with theological foundation and analytical precision, this book is an extremely useful handbook and professional literature for theologians, sociologists, educators, and all readers who want a structured, objective, and documented view of the complex and often misunderstood problem of occultism and Satanism.
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