Alexander Pagani

Self-appointed teacher who builds doctrine on experience rather than Scripture. Uses pseudo-academic language to legitimize unbiblical practices. Works outside any church accountability structure.

Teaches a trichotomy abuse — that the Holy Spirit can dwell in a believer's 'spirit' while demons simultaneously inhabit the 'soul' or 'body.' This contradicts temple theology: Paul says our BODIES are temples of the Holy Spirit (1 Cor 6:19), not just our spirits. The church fathers never divided human nature this way to justify demonic cohabitation with the Spirit.

Provides intellectual justification for practices that harm believers. His teaching enables Krick and Saldivar's ministries by giving their methods a veneer of scholarship. Just because someone 'reacts' during prayer does not validate the theology — even pagans experience ecstatic states.

Builds doctrine on pragmatism and experience rather than Scripture. His argument is essentially: 'People manifest demons when we pray, therefore our theology must be correct.' This is the logical fallacy of affirming the consequent and ignores that hysteria and suggestion can produce similar effects.

Sells books and courses on 'deliverance secrets.' Profits from providing theological cover for the deliverance movement. No accountability to established church oversight.