How many people believe in the devil?

Answer 1

The separation of good and evil into separate entities was done by Zoroaster (Zarathustra). Jeremiah and Isaiah liked the idea and incorporated it into their books.The Devil is a purely a Judeo-Christian construct.

It is popular amongst Christians to believe that Druids, Wiccans and other "Nature Religions" worship the Devil. This is a complete and total lie.

AnswerThe same that believe in God. The devil is a Christian Diety after all.

Answer 2

less than one point of one percent self-define as "Satanists", and most of them believe that Satan is not evil but a necessary part of the Christian religion, someone to argue with God and take an opposing stance. Certain Christian groups define anyone who does not worship a Christian religion as a Satanist, to include Hindu, Buddhist, Pagan, Shinto, etc - but this is technically incorrect, as Satan is a part of Christianity and those other faiths are completely separate.

Answer 3

I will say that it's up to each person to believe or not in the devil. I don't think we can count how many people in the world that believes in the devil because not all of them would speak the truth :)

I hope this helped :)

Answer 4

Belief in the devil varies around the world and among different religions. In general, a significant portion of the global population, particularly among religious groups that include the concept of the devil, believe in the existence of a devil or evil being. It's challenging to provide an exact number but belief in the devil is a common aspect of many faith traditions.