An exhaustive and authoritative investigation into the Christadelphians with links from their own sources as well as insights from former members.  Complete examination of their history, organisation, theology, practices, and the challenges they face.

Satan The Devil

The following book was submitted by a site visitor and is a comprehensive and well thought refutation of the Christadelphian belief that references to Satan, the Devil and demons are simply personificiations of human nature and mental illness:

For the sake of comparison we include a link to a site which is a well compiled and comprehensive presentation of the Christadelphian position.  This is the second version, updated February 2014:

My own thoughts are found in a section called Denial of the Supernatural and are brief.  I believe the early Christians did believe in a spirit devil and spirit demons and it was not simply a belief in the personification of human nature.  This is the simplest way to read the relevant passages.  I would suggest the Christadelphian position is a rationalisation which has an appeal due to the worldview presented by modern science.  The creative influence behind this interpretation owes its origins to a period called “The Age of Enlightenment.”  This is incidentally how it was seen by contemporary critics of John Thomas who often referred to his beliefs as “materialism.”