[QUOTE="Dracargen"]It's "savior," damn it!:evil:SolidSnake35

"Savior." That's because unlike you British guys, the ancient Hebrews knew how to write English.:evil:

:P

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[QUOTE="SolidSnake35"]I hope Elraptor will find out what happened for me. He said he would and he's one of the better mods so I have faith. ^_^SolidSnake35

Faith? You?! I think I just became an atheist.:o

It's "savior," damn it!:evil:

I hope Elraptor will find out what happened for me. He said he would and he's one of the better mods so I have faith. ^_^SolidSnake35

Faith? You?! I think I just became an atheist.:o

By popularity, then I haven't seen a better forum.

By quality, if the community there was as big and active as it is here, I'd never leave TheologyWeb.

According to common Christian theology, God created everything, therefore he is all-powerful, right?

God created Satan, right?

Why hasn't God defeated Satan already?

Is God not willing to destroy the supposed root-of-all-evil with all his power? The same power he used to create everything including Satan himself?

As of now, I know what God can't do.

He can't competely destroy Satan even though he easily could.

Shad0ki11

God didn't necessarily create Satan. Nowhere in the Bible does it say God created creatures in Heaven. And if Satan wasn't created, how could he be destroyed? He was cast out of Heaven instead.

By the way, Satan as the root of all evil?:lol: Not according to common Christian Theology, my friend.