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Originally posted by THENEO
Evil is winning now and has been for some time. It is as was written and proposed and agreed to. But good will triumph as strives to save its defenders and allies in the great battles to come. What side are you on?
Originally posted by kinglizard
Originally posted by THENEO
Evil is winning now and has been for some time. It is as was written and proposed and agreed to. But good will triumph as strives to save its defenders and allies in the great battles to come. What side are you on?
I don't think evil can ever win. God only allows evil to exist because he gave us free will. By doing this he lets us choose our own destiny, but only to a point. If the scale leans too far towards evil I believe he will start revelations.
Originally posted by THENEO
I don't see how evil is controlled by god? It is a definite oppositional force. It is clear in the phrase, from the darkness came light. Even if one intelligence created both it seems that there is a great deal of separation at least in long term destiny.
They both coexist and both exist for reason I agree. Also I know that darkness cannot prevail over light for if it does the universe is consumed by chaos thus ending the universal cycle, this particular cycle. This will happen btw eventually. Satan does not want this though because he is the ultimate worshipper of physicality and thus he fights to be a deterrent and to be a thorn in the side of the light but he never wants to win.
Satan's forces though will overpower him in the end with their need to 'win.' Thus bringing to end this universal cycle. Satan cannot fully control that which he/she has rendered asunder and knows this full well.
Originally posted by Hamilton
Originally posted by THENEO
I don't see how evil is controlled by god? It is a definite oppositional force. It is clear in the phrase, from the darkness came light. Even if one intelligence created both it seems that there is a great deal of separation at least in long term destiny.
Nowhere does it say "from darkness came light". It says "Light came to darkness". Have you been reading the "Book of Satan" again? And many places in the Bible, either directly or indirectly it says that, Both good and evil comes from God.
--yes in the old testament it distinctly says first there was darkness then there was light, Jesus frequently mentions light coming from the darkness or a light in the darkness. Regarding God, my understanding is different, God is the light that desired more than physical existance but desired spiritual existance
They both coexist and both exist for reason I agree. Also I know that darkness cannot prevail over light for if it does the universe is consumed by chaos thus ending the universal cycle, this particular cycle. This will happen btw eventually. Satan does not want this though because he is the ultimate worshipper of physicality and thus he fights to be a deterrent and to be a thorn in the side of the light but he never wants to win.
Satan worships nothing. He wants everyone to worship him.
--Satan worships physicality he/she is the physical period. But I do agree that there is a conflict whereas each side wishes souls to join them. But note that the universe as we know it is mostly physical, correct? Thus, if the spirits of light triumph then the physical universe does not need to exist either, does it?
Satan's forces though will overpower him in the end with their need to 'win.' Thus bringing to end this universal cycle. Satan cannot fully control that which he/she has rendered asunder and knows this full well.
I don't know where you have read this, but it certainly isn't the Bible. The Bible depicts the final battle as some kind of "Changing of the Guards" or "Judgement uppon the Watchers" if you like to use Enochian terms. Satan is egoism or undeserved power. It's a vain war, but a joyful day when he is made obsolete, revealed and judged for his terrible iniquities against children and the unfortunate and the stupid. But at the same time, this event will unleach great and terrible persecution and distress on Earth. But only for a short while, before he has filled his measures, which he will do quite fast.
--Quite correct it is not in the bible. The bible only describes the battle for each soul, it does not describe the true future of the universe. Otherwise I agree with your comments on satan. But we must remember always that the body is subbordinate to the soul, for those that have a soul that is. Thus, the iniquities towards the body may cement your intention either as good or evil but in the end the body is but an instrument in itself.
Blessings,
Mikromarius
Originally posted by kinglizard
Do we have enough "good" going on to save the world?
Originally posted by THENEO
I don't see how evil is controlled by god? It is a definite oppositional force. It is clear in the phrase, from the darkness came light. Even if one intelligence created both it seems that there is a great deal of separation at least in long term destiny.
They both coexist and both exist for reason I agree. Also I know that darkness cannot prevail over light for if it does the universe is consumed by chaos thus ending the universal cycle, this particular cycle. This will happen btw eventually. Satan does not want this though because he is the ultimate worshipper of physicality and thus he fights to be a deterrent and to be a thorn in the side of the light but he never wants to win.
Satan's forces though will overpower him in the end with their need to 'win.' Thus bringing to end this universal cycle. Satan cannot fully control that which he/she has rendered asunder and knows this full well.
Originally posted by THENEO
--yes in the old testament it distinctly says first there was darkness then there was light, Jesus frequently mentions light coming from the darkness or a light in the darkness. Regarding God, my understanding is different, God is the light that desired more than physical existance but desired spiritual existance
--Satan worships physicality he/she is the physical period. But I do agree that there is a conflict whereas each side wishes souls to join them. But note that the universe as we know it is mostly physical, correct? Thus, if the spirits of light triumph then the physical universe does not need to exist either, does it?
--Quite correct it is not in the bible. The bible only describes the battle for each soul, it does not describe the true future of the universe. Otherwise I agree with your comments on satan. But we must remember always that the body is subbordinate to the soul, for those that have a soul that is. Thus, the iniquities towards the body may cement your intention either as good or evil but in the end the body is but an instrument in itself.
Originally posted by THENEO
Satan is the physical universe period and the intelligence which guides it and regulates it.