He is also the author of more than "one" book....
(via Bookfinder)
Christian Counseling and Occultism [New/Used]
The Complete Guide to Architectural Carving [New/Used]
Demonology, Past and Present: Identifying and Overcoming Demonic Strongholds [New/Used]
Lure of the Occult [New/Used]
Occult ABC [New/Used]
Occult Bondage and Deliverance [New/Used]
Occult Practices and Beliefs [New/Used]
Between Christ and Satan [Used]
Charismatic Gifts [Used]
CHRISTIAN COUNSELLING AND OCCULTISM The Counselling of the Psychically Disturbed and those Oppressed through involvement in Occultism [Used]
Coming One [Used]
Darkness or Light [Used]
Day X [Used]
Demonology Past and Present [Used]
The Devil's Alphabet [Used]
God Among the Zulus [Used]
Revival Fires in Canada [Used]
The Revival In Indonesia [Used]
The Strife of Tongues [Used]
Victory Through Persecution [Used]
Wine of God: The Holy Spirit Leads in All Truth. Revival in Indonesia, Formosa, Solomon Islands and South India [Used]
Wine of God-Revival in Indonesia, Formosa, Solomon Islands and South India. [Used]
World without chance? [Used]
You two "experts" look silly trying to knock him.
Most of the time I spent studying the occult was spent with primary sources, I read extensively from Crowley and Levi and various (generally obviously fake once you got a few pages in) versions of "ancient" books like the Necronomicon. I started with secondary sources like Koch but they just weren't giving me the information I wanted. I was trying to find REAL occult stuff in things I was enjoying and certain people were condemning, couldn't find it in secondary sources, so I went to primary sources. And again I couldn't find it, found plenty of real occult stuff in those primary sources of course, but found nothing that actually related to the stuff that was being condemned. And there's a good reason for that: it simply isn't there. Wasn't there in D&D, wasn't there in fantasy metal (outside of the nutty few like Danzig that freely admit it, my hunt was for the "subtle influences" in the more mainstream stuff that the condemners are always proclaiming, of course the look for anything subtle in heavy metal is generally doomed from the start), isn't there in HP. They simply are not occult gateways of any kind.