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==Sexuality==
{{Further|Sexuality in Christian demonology}}
Demons are generally considered sexless as they have no physical bodies, but different kinds are generally associated with one gender or another.
[[Albertus Magnus]] and [[Thomas Aquinas]] wrote that demons and the hierarchy of angels are created by God with the same non–[[material]] substance. Although they have no body (either human or animal), they have no sexual identity and can not generate human beings or other angels. The [[incorporeality]] is related to their nature, [[eternity|eternal]] and unchangeable across the centuries. In the [[Book of Tobit]], the [[Raphael (archangel)|Archangel Raphael]] shows himself in the outward look of a human body, which is not its own.
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