Brother Ignatius,
About 5 years ago, i had a very strong interest in books about UFOs and alien entities, which in case you didn't know happen to be located in the "New Age" and "Occult" sections of libraries and bookstores, not in the astronomy and science sections.

I became heavily interested in reading these books and started to really take the subject seriously. Since I became serious about my Catholic faith about 2 years ago, i've since discovered these things to be demonic due to the nature of the stories. Stories of people being abducted against their will, having strange objects surgically implanted into them, being told that the "aliens" were their creators, being told that there is no God, etc., etc. Clearly an anti-christian message in these books.

This brings me to my question...During one of the books that i read, called "The Watchers II" by Raymond Fowler, it related a famous case of a woman named Beatty Andreasson, a supposed "strong Christian", which happened in the 1980s. She related in the book, that her first encounter with these beings was in a wooded area when she was a child. When the beings approached her in the forest she claimed that she was frightened and called upon Jesus to help her.

Now here is the part of the story that i can't seem to get out of my mind...These beings told her that "her faith is good" and that they are going to take her to who they referred to as "The One" (I think we know who they were referring to - Satan) Throughout the rest of the book, she relates her strange experiences with surgical procedures by these entities and being taken to meet "The One" who seemed heavenly and "radiant with light."

Now clearly this seems reminiscent of the "Satan appearing as an angel of light" passage from scripture.

My question that has plagued me though Brother Ignatius, is why those beings would tell the woman that her "faith in Jesus is good" if they're really demons?