C F Wimberley

Is the Devil a Myth C F Wimberley

"Is the Devil a Myth" is a slightly non-classifiable work from the dawn of the 20th century dealing with demonology, the titles and function of Satan (as well as his various powers, from a protestant perspective), and fits loosely in with the moral tracts of its era against spiritualism, mesmerism, stage magic, alcohol, and other "social ills." While exceptionally pessimistic about mankind's ability to directly confront what Wimberley sees as the threat of demon possession and sin, it comes replete with a literal treatment of Revelation and thus its "happy" ending.