The Demons of Barack H. Obama is a non-fiction book explaining a practical, Biblical, Christian theology concerning the spiritual gift of discerning of spirits, which is generally described in the Bible as the supernatural ability God gives to some people to see otherwise invisible non-human spirits including the Holy Spirit of God, angels, and demons. Because these invisible spirits influence human moral activity, and whisper suggestions to our human free will in the form of consolation (grace) and desolation (temptation), they try to gain access to our willful consent, so they can manifest in our human character, as explained by Ignatius of Loyola, the 16th century saint who founded the Society of Jesus (Jesuits) and wrote the Rules for the Discerning of Spirits. By understanding the Biblical and Ignatian teaching about how to discern the agenda and activity of angels, demons, and the Holy Spirit as they interact with our human morality, we can begin to examine specific moral decisions made by individual human actors, to discern whether those humans consented to allow manifestations of the Holy Spirit or the devil in their free will cooperative choices. By objectively observing the moral fruit, character, and manifestations of human actors, we can see how God (or the devil) uses people to build their moral (or immoral) kingdoms in our midst, particularly in the field of American politics. By associating spiritual discernment with human ethics, we can see with our spiritual eyes the otherwise invisible Spirit of God manifesting in politicians whose policies and laws promote moral holiness, truth, and love for God and neighbor, to build a godly nation. However, by objectively observing how a politician's policies and laws may ultimately promote sin and immorality among the people, we can discern that politician actually manifesting demons, to destroy a nation. This book examines the policies and actions of Barack H. Obama, to compare the moral indicators of his political behavior to Biblical standards of ethical morality, to help us discern what spirits are actually manifesting inside the soul of the 44th President of the United States.
About the Author: Chaplain Gordon James Klingenschmitt, PhD Chaplain Gordon James Klingenschmitt, Ph.D., D.D. is the founder and servant of The Pray in Jesus Name Project, leading a network that reaches 80,000 U.S. pastors annually and 30,000 subscribers daily who have helped him deliver over 4 Million fax petitions to the U.S. Congress, defending pro-life, pro-marriage, pro-Israel and pro-Jesus liberties. As a former U.S. Navy Chaplain, he was instrumental in standing up for the rights of military chaplains to pray publicly "in Jesus' name." In 2006 he was vindicated by the U.S. Congress, who rescinded the bad prayer policy which had wrongly inhibited his free speech. Dr. Klingenschmitt has served as a Bible teacher for the past twenty-one years, on 200+ radio shows, in 100+ churches, college campuses and military bases in 27 states and overseas. He is a certified Master Instructor and Academic Instructor School graduate, having taught Quality Air Force management courses for five years. Dr. Klingenschmitt also served as an Air Force missile officer, intelligence officer, and management consultant advising numerous commanding generals over 45,000 employees. An expert marksman with a parachutist badge, he volunteered for a demotion and a pay cut to become Navy Chaplain, and was honorably discharged. He has advised or served six U.S. Presidential Candidates. Dr. Klingenschmitt is an award-winning published author of several academic works, including Discerning the Spirits in Ecclesial Ethics: Ignatius of Loyola and the Pneumatological Foundations of Ecclesiology. He has been interviewed on the Christian Broadcasting Network, Hannity & Colmes, PBS, NPR, Fox News, CNN, MSNBC and Trinity Broadcasting Network. Dr. Klingenschmitt earned his Bachelor of Science degree in political science from the United States Air Force Academy, a Master of Business Administration, Master of Divinity and Doctor of Philosophy degrees from Regent University. He also received an honorary Doctor of Divinity degree from Military Bible Association. Dr. Klingenschmitt resides in Colorado Springs, Colorado with his wife of 21 years, Mary, and may be contacted via prayinjesusname.org.