Why does this exorcist always refer to demons as being male?

[Music] hey I'm Chris Stefani from the Chris stefanik show check out this clip about how to live a more joyful life in your everyday life every day this person texted a question and you referred to Demons as he or him are demons male this is probably from a man who's deeply offended by this um I can't do much for his offense yeah technically speaking they're neither they don't have a gender because they don't reproduce so but they do they generally appear as men because their characteristics are more in common with us as men they're phys we're generally speaking that are physically stronger um we um are they there's just different characteristics that you tend to see among men that are more in line with the way that the actual angels are the only time that demons will appear in the feminine is to seduce that's not to imply that feminine nature is bad it's quite the contrary it's um but that's why they generally they appear as as men you also see this also in the in the Old Testament when they appear and even in the New Testament the angels will always appear as men so it's something that's more in congruity with well uh masculine nature which is why man wasn't that amazing I get so much out of these conversations that I barely care if anybody else is watching but I prefer obviously to share this great stuff with the world so be sure to subscribe and share it with everybody you know and we'll see you in the next video [Music]

Channel: Augustine Institute | The Catholic Faith Explained

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Length: 1min 30sec (90 seconds)

Published: Mon May 01 2023