The Curse of Canaan: A demonology of History
A religious interpretation of modern history
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A religious interpretation of modern history
Eustace Mullins presents modern history through a religious framework centered on evil and demonology. The book’s stated argument links secular humanism and liberalism to the biblical Curse of Canaan, then proposes tracing that connection back through the earliest records of antiquity to understand modern events. Its subject is therefore not demonology alone, but a broad interpretation of historical change shaped by biblical concepts and a critique of humanism. The description signals a strongly argued thesis; it does not outline the evidence or historical periods examined in detail.
Good fit for readers who enjoy
- Readers interested in religious interpretations of history and demonology.
- Readers exploring critiques of secular humanism and liberalism.
- Readers interested in connections drawn between biblical narratives and modern events.
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