Interesting. The information itself is fun to know, but the prayer I just don't know about. Not that I want to bash it, it's just that I personally don't pray that way. I think if I was the almighty, and people prayed the same prayer to me every day, I'd kinda be insulted. I don't doubt that God could answer it, but I'm pretty sure Elijah didn't memorize his prayers and repeat them.

Of course, I almost never agree with anyone about Christianity, and this isn't worth getting all upset over, so I won't.

It's a good work.

-me

to Bec67 please e-mail me with any further comments. I would greatly appreciate it. My mailbox is anonymous.

1) "Lucifer" does mean "light-bearer" or "light-bringer" it also refers to the morning star, which is in the sky just before dawn.2) The prayer to St. Michael is not to worship, but honor him. If you don't know the difference, you are still only a grasshopper.

As for me, I will pray for you only once using this prayer, and then you tell me if you don't somehow sleep better or have a better understanding or something horrible in your life is suddenly averted, because the last time I used this powerful prayer, an entire cult that had been on the outskirts of my city was, within two weeks, scattered into the four directions. I'll tell you about that story one day. I believe strongly that angels are sent by God to help us, but if we don't talk to them, how can they help? Then, when we meet God at the end, he'll say, "I sent you the head of my army of angels, why did you not command him?"

Very intersting, however, two things: 1.)Lucifer means "Son of the Morning" not "light-bearer". and 2.) That is a terrible prayer to teach people to pray! You do not pray to angels! That is against the Bible! You pray to God, through Jesus and you can ask HIM to send an angel to guard you. If you pray to angels, you worship them, and through that, you are no longer worshipping God. Terrible terrible! You should change that immediately!!

Thanks for this angel info thing. And thanks for reviewing my story too! This bit of helpful information will come in handy. ^_^

I like this. Im not sure how many of this is really in the good book, but i always like learning about angels, so i endjoyed this lots.

I find that this list, while spiritual in nature, seems as though it was influenced by the fantasy fiction book, To Reign in Hell. I have read said book, so I feel slightly able to comment on material related to it. I do believe that you are right about this list though.

As th resident polytheist in my home town, I feel that you are one of those who are uniquely qualified to take apart pieces of the obscure parts of the Christian religious history and reveal iit in your own words to the public.

Good work, and thanks for the compliment.

Wake me up when september ends.