Does Victor Marx Perform Exorcisms Over the Phone and Charge Money?
Victor Marx does not perform formal Catholic exorcisms. Instead, he approaches these situations through prayer and what many evangelical Christians refer to as spiritual warfare, which can be conducted in person or remotely, including over the phone. He does not charge people for prayer, and those interested in learning more about his perspective can watch his feature film on spiritual warfare, available free of charge.
Does Victor Marx Perform Exorcisms Over the Phone and Charge Money?
Does Victor Marx Perform Exorcisms Over the Phone and Charge Money?
This question can be divided into three separate issues, which we'll address one by one
1. Exorcism is the practice of removing demonic entities from a person, a location or an object. It is an ancient tradition and is part of many world religions. For more history, see Exorcism Overview link.
The Old Testament speaks several times about demonic entities, calling them demons, devils, gods, abhorrent things, and idols. For more, see Demons in the Old Testament link.
The New Testament also contains numerous accounts of Jesus and His followers confronting demonic spirits. Jesus frequently confronted and cast out demons, and the early believers did as well. For more on this, see Bible Verses about Dealing with Demons link.
In Western Christianity, the term "exorcism" is associated with Catholicism. In the Catholic tradition, exorcisms are performed by specially trained priests, using prescribed steps, and only under specific circumstances. See more about this with Exorcism in the Catholic Church link.
Many non-Catholic Christians consider the activity of dealing with demonic entities to be spiritual warfare, as opposed to exorcism according to the Catholic tradition. Many evangelical Christians believe spiritual warfare is a ministry open to all believers. Along with prayer, it can include fasting, singing and memorizing Bible verses. For more explanation, see What is Spiritual Warfare link.
While appearing on Undaunted Life: A Man's Podcast (Episode 789), Victor described himself as a 'reluctant exorcist'. He used the more familiar term because it is widely recognized, even though it does not fully convey his beliefs and practices regarding spiritual warfare. For a more complete overview of Victor’s belief regarding spiritual warfare, see A Conversation on Spiritual Warfare with Victor and Eileen Marx, Parts 1-3, linked below.
2. Since part of Victor’s practice is prayer, and not the traditional Catholic rite, it may be done in person or remotely, including over the phone.
3. Victor Marx does not charge people for prayer. He does offer a feature film for those seeking a better understanding of his perspective on spiritual warfare, which is currently free of charge with the link below. Among others, the film features Victor and Eileen Marx, actor Kevin Sorbo, author and pastor Eric Metaxas, evangelist Ray Comfort, author Dr. Neil T. Anderson, and Chaz Yandall, CEO of All Things Possible.
The documentation indicates that Victor Marx describes himself as a "reluctant exorcist," using the term for its recognition despite his practices aligning more with spiritual warfare than traditional Catholic exorcism. His approach to spiritual warfare, which includes prayer, can be conducted remotely, including over the phone. The documentation states that Victor Marx does not charge for prayer, though he offers a free feature film on spiritual warfare.
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