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I mentioned this in another thread, connecting it with the mantra “no origin story = not real”.

Welcome to the forum. Unless a student is majoring in literature, it’s unlikely.

Mr. Wilson added to the “devil isn’t real” roll call. It’s unwise to align yourselves with them.

Which brings us right back to the OP and the parable of the sower.

The occult is the realm of supernatural evil spirits.

The devil and the demons are real and active. Your observation is further evidence of their activity.

That’s an odd principle. I wouldn’t have gotten far in civil engineering, nor in theology, if I had embraced it. The Bible isn’t always clear. There are ambiguities which must be worked at, using sound hermeneutical principles, to be adequately resolved. You’re a kind soul, Trevor. You have...

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Christianity wins. Write it down. Bet your life on it.

Christians, in the ongoing spiritual war being waged by the Christadelphians (aided by people like Mr. Wilde and Mr. Goethe) against Christianity over the real existence of the devil and demons, I strongly advise siding with Christianity. Do what you think best.

I respect that. I suppose that Job responding to God could be seen as Job not succumbing (finally) to the temptation, and not succumbing to temptation is, in a sense, crushing Satan’s accusations.

That’s an interesting perspective: God is trying to educate Satan through Job. Do you think it worked? God will use Job, not Jesus, to crush Satan’s accusations?

You think Adam and Eve were left on purpose to educate Satan and the demons?

No. We’ll have to wait and see.