Zarathustra (Zoroaster) was the first to clearly define an evil force. Jeremiah and Isaiah lived at the same time and borrowed his construct to add it to the Christian teachings. Before that "evil" things were thought to be due to anger of the Gods.
Most of the Abrahamic religions believe in the devil. Many other religions believe in some form of "manifestation" of evil. All spiritual paths understand the concepts of good/evil, right/wrong, but not all of them have a single entity that manifests these aspects.
Most of the Abrahamic religions believe in the devil. Many other religions believe in some form of "manifestation" of evil. All spiritual paths understand the concepts of good/evil, right/wrong, but not all of them have a single entity that manifests these aspects.
In all the Abrahamic religions, snakes represent the "Serpent" or evil forces. A red snake might suggest aggressive anger or violence.
With extensive research on spiritual warfare, and keeping in mind the religious and divine teachings of Allah, we have come to the conclusion that what spiritual warfare is is not discussed in any one religion, but in all religions. In it, Christianity, Islam, Judaism, and all other religions, good and evil are discussed. This means that the world that God has created and the way this world is running has a good power and a satanic power.
Judaism, Christianity and Islam all regard good as God's will, and all say that those who perform God's will are to be rewarded in heaven. Christianity and Islam go further, saying that those who do evil will go to hell. Judaism and Christianity regard humans as having free will to do good or evil, while Muslims are more likely to believe that one is subject to one's fate. Christians and Muslims regard Satan as the evil adversary of God, seeking to tempt people to perform evil, while Jews see Satan as the loyal assistant of God, tasked with testing the righteousness of the faithful All three religions are faced with what philosophers call the problem of evil. If the universe was created by a God who is all-knowing, all-powerful and perfectly good, then there ought to be no evil in the world. Over the centuries, theologians have struggled with this dilemma, attempting to explain the existence of both God and evil.
if you love all all is good if you hate all you are evil
the bbc religion website is good it tells you good information about all the religions
Nothing is good or evil, everything is.They are EVIL, all odd-sided shapes are!!!!!
all have equal potential for good or evil
It cannot be determined, it all depends on the person using it For example: An evil use of magick would be: summoning energy or a being with intent to do harm or murder of an object or living thing. A good use of Magick would be: summoning energy or a being with intent to improve the physical condition of a object or living thing.
I am not good at all, I am the source of all evil! Mwahahaha!
If you want a basic overview there..... saving the world from forces of evil.