Daemon

So much has been distorted, warped and perverted by enemy

religions. Here is the original meaning of Daemon/DemonDaemon: "In Greek myth, an intermediate spirit between men and
Gods. Daemons such as the one who guided Socrates act as
councilors and guardians to human beings."
Another definition from Encyclopdia Britannica, 1973 edition:
"A general Greek term for a supernatural power. As early as the
Hesiod, the dead of the Golden Age became daemons, and later
philosophical speculation envisaged these as lower than the Gods,
but as superior to humanity. The Christians therefore attributed the
actions of the Pagan Gods to daemons, identified as fallen angels."
With the coming of Christianity, the Original Pagan Gods were
blasphemed as monsters. The above quote from the Encyclopdia
Britannica claims that Daemons are lower than Gods. This is partially
true in that some are human hybrids [Demi-Gods] who have become
both spiritually and physically immortal and have what is called
"supernatural powers." The Demons of the Goetia are all Original
Pagan Gods. Some such as Asmodeus are Demi-Gods.
This excerpt quote from the Catholic Encyclopedia is very revealing:
In the same way the Greeks and Romans may have worshipped their
divinities, fondly believing them to be good. But the Christian
Scriptures declare that all the gods of the Gentiles are demons.
Catholic Encyclopedia: Devil Worship
http://www.newadvent.org/cathen/04767a.htm