A demon is often defined as a malevolent supernatural being or evil spirit, typically associated with the devil or hell in various religious and mythological traditions. In many belief systems, demons are considered agents of chaos and malevolence, tempting individuals towards sinful actions or causing harm.
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Demons are supernatural entities that play a prominent role in religious and mythological narratives, embodying malevolence and spiritual corruption. Across cultures and traditions, demons are often depicted as malevolent beings with the intent to harm humans or disrupt the natural order. In Christianity, demons are associated with fallen angels who rebelled against God, while in other belief systems, demons may represent elemental forces or dark spirits seeking to influence and corrupt individuals. The concept of demons transcends religious boundaries, appearing in various forms in folklore, literature, and popular culture, where they continue to captivate the human imagination and serve as symbolic representations of the darker aspects of the supernatural.
