21 Demon Test Questions

Do you have a demon? Take this short quiz to find out if you are at risk.

Explanation of responses: Never means this has never been a serious problem to you. In my past refers to things that you previously did but no longer do. Currently indicates something that is an issue in your life now.
	Never	In my past	Currently
1) Do you sometimes exhibit uncontrollable outbursts of anger or violence?
2) Have you experimented with two or more forms of the occult?
3) Have you been sexually violated (raped, incested, molested)?
4) Do you sometimes manifest behavior not consistent with your normal personality?
5) Do you abuse alcohol or drugs to escape painful past experiences in life?
6) Do you commit immoral or illegal acts, contrary to your customary values?
7) Have you ever attempted or contemplated suicide?
8) Are you sometimes overwhelmed with feelings of severe depression and hopelessness?
9) Do you indulge in self-abusive behavior such as anorexia, bulimia, cutting or self-mutilation?
10) Have you experienced life-changing trauma from which you haven't recovered?
11) Do you know of ancestors who committed murder, suicide, or sexual perversion?
12) Do voices tell you to commit illegal acts, blaspheme God, or indulge in immoral acts?
13) Have you asked Satan to take your life in exchange for something?
14) Do you live a fear-based life resulting in paranoia or multiple phobias?
15) Have you experienced emotional or physical abuse from your biological parents?
16) Have you been emotionally or physically abandoned by either biological parent?
17) Have you felt repeated, disabling episodes of rejection or depression?
18) Have you failed repeatedly in significant relationships?
19) Have you failed to experience trust and lasting love from a significant other?
20) Do you consistently experience serious health or financial issues?
21) Are you significantly hindered in prayer, worship, Bible reading and church attendance?

Disclaimer: This test is not intended to be a comprehensive analysis of all factors influencing the spiritual and psychological causes leading to demonic oppression/possession. It is not conclusive, but rather can serve as a guide regarding whether or not demonic harassment is a possible consideration in cases of emotional and spiritual debilitation. Those who are evaluated as "moderate" or "high" risk should seek therapeutic and theological counsel. The test results are not considered to be a scientific analysis but a rather broadly determined gauge of potential demonic activity. The risk increases if the person taking the test has previously received no inner healing, counseling, or deliverance for their issues.