It seems that even we do not really know what Satan is supposedly doing. Satan entered post-Exilic Judaism as the 'adversary' but under the instructions of God, as his loyal assistant, which we see in the Book of Job. According to this belief, if he succeeded in making people do bad things, it was because they failed the test that God had assigned.
In Christianity, Satan evolved to become the evil opponent of God, seeking to cause the faithful to deviate from righteousness and thus to destroy God's kingdom. Satan continued to evolve throughout much of the Middle Ages, at time as a figure of fun and sometimes with changes in how he exerts his wicked powers. The ambiguity continues in belief today, which is why (i) he can be in hell being punished for his disobedience, or (ii) in hell happily punishing the souls of the wicked, yet also (iii) wandering the earth tempting every person alive today.
On the other hand, if the Jews did not even know about Satan until around 500 BCE, he probably does not really exist. If he does not exist, then he does not cause people to do bad things. If we do wrong, it is from our free will alone.
A ghost will hurt you!not all ghost are bad but some can hurt you physically but not all will.
NO physically it does not hurt. But it does hurt mind and heart.....
Slap them or physically hurt them!
Yes, a poltergeist can and do hurt people physically, emotionally, and sometimes spiritually. They can inflict harm, and are generally considered a negative force.
They might physically, mentally and verbally hurt you.
because you die
oviously children do not hurt firefighter where the hell did u get that from
No, they cannot because ghosts are spirits and they can't physically hurt someone.
AnswerIf we believe in Satan, we should read the Book of Job, which contains more about Satan than any other biblical source. In Job, Satan was the loyal assistant of God, who gave him a challenge to prove that Job was unrighteous. God said that Satan could do whatever evil he wished, as long as he did not hurt the person of Job. When this challenge failed, God gave Satan a further challenge in which he could even hurt the person of Job. If this story is literally true, then God interacts in a friendly way with Satan, giving him tasks and advice, and is responsible for the evil that Satan does.
Only emotionally and physically
No only internally
Simply put, yes. Emotionally and physically.