Yes he got smart and left him. Then god sint him to earth. So we are in Satans world not gods. He sint the evil one to us. So does that make him evil? If he wanted to punish something that has done no wrong.
Actually, SpiritSeeker, he was sent to Hell. Not Earth. And not everything has to be black or white(metaphor in use), just because something may not have been directly made by God does NOT mean it HAS to have been made by Satan. My computer for example, was made by me, not them. God made the metals and elements that make up the computer, Humans put those metals and elements into components, and I put those components into a machine called a computer, My computer. If you want to say that God made my computer then you must also say that God made all other religions because it was God who gave us free will, God who made Satan, God who made imagination, God who made logic, and again God who made any other source for that religion according to the Bible. Thinking along those lines, are you really following Satan if you follow a religion made by God?
If you believe the Satan to be the Christian Satan then the Christian Satan would not have made God. Furthermore I don't see how that would fit in right because, assuming that were the case, we would call Satan God and call God Satan thus switching the names and positions thereby removing the one for the other to replace the other with the one and basically end with what we started with. Simplified; we would still call the focus point of the religion God and still call the 'Evil' part of the religion Satan so it really wouldn't make a difference in that case.
Maybe he isn't using the King James Bible? I've found that's the main reason for allot of people being wrong about Christianity, nearly if not all Bibles other then the King James version are mistranslated or have allot of mistranslations they also have things added to the original text and parts taken out. I'm not sure if any of you know/remember WastedEnergy, but he went to a Catholic school and one of his teachers admitted to not using the King James version and he also admitted that the version he chose to use did have mistranslations. This teacher continued to use a 'fake' Bible, in my theory and theory alone, because it supported what he wanted to believe and he could use it to achieve things that many(including myself) may deem as unchristianly.
lol, then you are not aloud to use the only Bible that the Vatican and the majority of the Christian population recognize as the properly translated Bible.
I thought Lutherans used the King James Bible? They did when I went to Lutheran Sunday school with my best friend. In fact I remember the Sunday school teacher made a big deal about the King James Bible was the only "right" one.
Sounds like Lutherans do then, but so do Baptists and every Catholic I've met so far. Mormons use something else I think, but they have pretty twisted(in my opinion) beliefs anyways.
