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The addict is often referred to as a fiend, which, unbeknownst to most, is defined in the dictionary as a demon and an evil spirit. Hence, The Bible and the Addiction Experience maintains that it is under the tyranny of this demon that the addict finds himself powerless over his addiction, which is actually a symptom of demon possession, and, therefore cannot be cured by traditional methods of treatment, but rather by a genuine exorcism.