Matt Arnold

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Author of The Invisible Dimension: Spirit-Beings, Ghosts and the Afterlife, and editor of The Christian Parapsychologist Journal

Matt Arnold is the author of The Invisible Dimension: Spirit-Beings, the Afterlife, and Ghosts, a book which explores how the writers of the Bible understood the supernatural realms and their inhabitants using the various contexts in which they found themselves. He is also the editor of The Christian Parapsychologist Journal, a Churches Fellowship for Psychical and Spiritual Studies publication. He is also a member of the Alistair Hardy Trust, the Association for the Scientific Study of Anomalous Phenomena, and The Ghost Club (1862). His popular website, https://GhostsGhoulsAndGod.co.uk, features many studies on the paranormal in the Bible, which seek to educate rather than frighten visitors.

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Jan. 3, 2025

The Epworth Rectory Haunting With Matt Arnold

In this episode of Haunted History Chronicles, we are joined by author Matt Arnold to explore the Epworth Rectory Haunting. Known as one of England's most famous poltergeist cases, the Wesley family experienced strange knocks, dismal groans, and ghostly footsteps that terrorised them for weeks. Matt delves into the supernatural events, the religious context as we dive deeper into the mysteries of this haunting and its historical and paranormal significance. My Special Guest Is Matt Arnold Mat...
Guest: Matt Arnold
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April 26, 2024

Spirit-Beings, Ghosts and the Afterlife With Matt Arnold

Delve into the enigmatic depths of biblical revelation with Matthew D. Arnold's groundbreaking work, "The Invisible Dimension: Spirit-Beings, Ghosts, and the Afterlife," a captivating exploration published by Anamchara Books. Departing from conventional readings, Arnold beckons readers to reexamine the sacred text, urging a profound engagement with the celestial realms and their inhabitants as depicted by biblical writers. Kenneth McIntosh, author of "Water from an Ancient Well," praises Arno...
Guest: Matt Arnold