Title: Had to throw the book away.
Product review: I read the first edition of this book many years ago. Although a nominal Christian, I did not think much about the nature of evil, let alone demonic possession. The book made me think about these issues, particularly about the nature of the human soul and the gift/burden of free will.However, I had to throw the book away. For some reason I could not read this book at night, feeling frightened, much like a child when waking up in the middle of the night in a dark bedroom - afraid that something harmful might be out there. I had to leave the book outside the bedroom. Also, my wife could not bear the presence of the book - she never read it. She would glance at the cover and ask me to put it away somewhere. It got so bad with her I had to throw it away. We have no rational explanation for these feelings, perhaps some primordial awareness of potential danger.Sensitive readers should read the book in the mornings, never alone at night.
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