The Amityville Horror
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All civilizations have expressed some sense of insecurity and fear over the spotty but recurring reports of phenomena that leave men feeling victimized by hostile beings with superhuman powers. Human beings in different societies have responded to such challenges in various ways. Words, gestures, and amulets or other objects have been ritually employed in response to demonic attacks; this was as true of the ancient Semitic civilizations like the Babylonians and their fear of demons as it is of p...resent Christian rites of exorcism.
In our modern Western world, there are three main stances which, in various combinations, characterize the multitude of attitudes individuals assume toward reports of siege by mysterious powers. The first, the scientific, views the world--and perhaps the universe-as governed by unvarying laws that have been discovered, or at least are discoverable, by scientific investigation. Diametrically opposed to this is a stance that seems to deplore, if not ignore, the findings of science seeing empirical reality as shallow and meaningless; it focuses instead on unseen spiritual realities, and may be characterized as superstitious.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
All civilizations have expressed some sense of insecurity and fear over the spotty but recurring reports of phenomena that leave men feeling victimized by hostile beings with superhuman powers. Human beings in different societies have responded to such challenges in various ways. Words, gestures, and amulets or other objects have been ritually employed in response to demonic attacks; this was as true of the ancient Semitic civilizations like the Babylonians and their fear of demons as it is of p...resent Christian rites of exorcism.
In our modern Western world, there are three main stances which, in various combinations, characterize the multitude of attitudes individuals assume toward reports of siege by mysterious powers. The first, the scientific, views the world--and perhaps the universe-as governed by unvarying laws that have been discovered, or at least are discoverable, by scientific investigation. Diametrically opposed to this is a stance that seems to deplore, if not ignore, the findings of science seeing empirical reality as shallow and meaningless; it focuses instead on unseen spiritual realities, and may be characterized as superstitious.
What to read after The Amityville Horror?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jay Anson to read onlineMoreLess
Guest 3 years ago
It still interests me even tho I haven't read it yet but do I really want to read this and do a school presentation on it? Maybe.
Guest 5 years ago
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Guest 5 years ago
This book defines the horror genre in a way that many books do. Its spine-tingling storytelling is pure genius. Jay Anson was truly the master of all things paranormal. 10 stars. 2 thumbs way up!
Guest 6 years ago
I liked it
Guest 7 years ago
It scared me now I have nightmares every day pls don't read I've been haunted BOO
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