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Satan was known as Lucifer before he tried to supplant God. According to The Bible he was the most beautiful angle and one of the most powerful. He tried to overthrow God because he wanted power, about one third of the angels sided with him. Lucifer was defeated and thrown to the Earth with the angels who supported him. He is a fallen angle.
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What is Satan supposed to mean?
The devil's name was Lucifer, then Satan when he became evil. Satan means evil.
What is the most evil thing?
Satan is the most evil thing.
Who are Satan helpers?
Evil jinn.
Did some people know that Satan was evil?
Yes. Most people know that Satan was evil, but some fell under his temtations. All christians knew he was the evil one.
How does Christ describe Satan?
an evil angel
Where did Satan get his powers from if God never gave it to Satan?
In Isaiah 45:7 it says that God created evil. But it doesn't say that God does evil in anywhere I looked . God could create evil things but it doesn't say that God makes you do evil. It's like God created the choices to do good or to do evil . It does say that God makes you do evil things. But you can say I'm looking for it. You could say that God created the powers of evil that Satan choose to use but God never forced Satan to use those evil powers.
Is Jared Leto a satanist and why or why not?
He is not and why he does not worship Satan he has never said. Maybe because Satan is evil.
Would good fail to exist without evil?
Before the Fall of Satan, there was no evil.
I hate Satan?
Yes the correct thing to say about him cause Satan doesn't care about you he wants you dead don't ever like Satan for he is evil.
Why does your friend want others to call him Satan?
Satan is his name for he is not Lusifer cause he is a fallin angel and an evil one.
What is the connection between Satan and Damien?
Satan is an evil entity and the name Damien is a satanic name used by the occult.
Who was Satan of the pagans mc?
Pagans don't believe in any version of Satan or any type of supreme evil.
