Sanctification and Christianity.
Christianity and Sanctification (Still trying to figure out a title)
Sanctification involves the renewal or retrieval of a person or item that has fallen from the grace of God. Christians perform this through faith and use holy objects, including holy water, crucifixes, and provocation of the evil that has possessed and polluted the item or person. This paper will focus on the different sanctification actions from the book Dracula together with the Christian ways used to cast out evil and the satanic figure of Dracula. How is sanctification successful in the book? And can a non-believer be sanctified?
Christianity is just as old as damnation, which makes this topic two sides of the same coin. For evil to be called sin, there must be good. This paper will look deep into what is determined to be evil by the author and how the right fights against it. The focus on this paper, therefore, torches the Christian battle against evil through sanctification.
Sanctification has been the form of casting out the evil that has been used since history. Holy water, holy communions, and crucifixes have been how items are made righteous. The evil figure puts up a fight but mostly, the good wins. Therefore, this paper will focus on instances where sanctification was performed. Also, it will analyze the process and the result. Who performed it, how it was completed, and did it turn out as expected?
