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    Default Re: Is it better to be the right hand of the devil than in his path?

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    Default Re: Is it better to be the right hand of the devil than in his path?

    Quote Originally Posted by Zorba
    Henry- I was positing my belief. I was not arguing that the belief in the devil was wrong; he is just completely incompatible with my own religious system.

    From where I stand, we are our own angels and devils.
    I know you were putting forward your beliefs, and I was not arguing against it, merely expressing my own beliefs.
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    Default Re: Is it better to be the right hand of the devil than in his path?

    Anyone ever read Job from Heinlein?

    If that was the real devil, then I'd love to be his righthand, but now i'd rather stand aside but if needs be, I'll oppose him.

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    Default Re: Is it better to be the right hand of the devil than in his path?

    Quote Originally Posted by GoreBag
    Devil worshippers do their thing for the same reasons the rest of the Judeo-Christians do.

    I've never heard of anyone outright worshipping Satan, in a literal sense outside of Christian moral panics. If they really dislike Christianity that much they'll convert to another belief system eg:Julian the apostate .
    Last edited by Mithras; 10-18-2006 at 18:46.
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