I See Satan Fall Like Lightning

Contents

1. I See Satan Fall Like Lightning
2. Foreword
3. Introduction
4. Part One Biblical Knowledge of Violence
5. Chapter 1 Scandal Must Come
6. Chapter 2 The Cycle of Mimetic Violence
7. Chapter 3 Satan
8. Part Two The Enigma of Myth Resolved
9. Chapter 4 The Horrible Miracle of Apollonius of Tyana
10. Chapter 5 Mythology
11. Chapter 6 Sacrifice
12. Chapter 7 The Founding Murder
13. Chapter 8 Powers and Principalities
14. Part Three The Victory of the Cross
15. Chapter 10 The Uniqueness of the Gospels
16. Chapter 11 The Triumph of the Cross
17. Chapter 12 Scapegoat
18. Chapter 13 The Modern Concern for Victims
19. Chapter 14 The Twofold Nietzschean Heritage
20. Conclusion

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