[QUOTE="mine-ish-er"][QUOTE="supa_badman"] God made hell then threw him and all his followers in just to clear that upsupa_badman

[QUOTE="mine-ish-er"][QUOTE="Gaming-Planet"]

Good and Evil is what makes the world balance.

martialbullet

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[QUOTE="Rocky32189"]chessmaster, you know as well as I do that Satan was just created by humans long ago as a tool to instill fear and gain religious followers. There is no explanation for "why God doesn't just destroy Satan".Cherokee_Jack

This seems like the best answer.

[QUOTE="Rocky32189"]chessmaster, you know as well as I do that Satan was just created by humans long ago as a tool to instill fear and gain religious followers. There is no explanation for "why God doesn't just destroy Satan".tzar3

This seems like the best answer.

Good and Evil is what makes the world balance.

Gaming-Planet

[QUOTE="mine-ish-er"][QUOTE="mindstorm"] Hell isn't a "vacation" for Satan but a place of eternal torment for him. Btw, Satan continues to live on the earth and will do so until Jesus returns.supa_badman

Jesus will cast Satan and his followers into Hell.mindstorm

[QUOTE="AAllxxjjnn"]Because religion has nothing to do with logic.harashawn

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[QUOTE="Theokhoth"]

I'm getting at the answer to your question. There is no simple answer regarding theology; if you're not willing to think about it then your question is meaningless.

If all that exists is God, and if matter cannot be created or destroyed, and if matter exists once God wills it, where is the one place matter could have possibly come from?

Theokhoth

Okay the reason he's not understanding your reasoning is that you're on a completely different religious topic. That sentence would be best suited in a thread about evolution or the big bang.

Trust me, it ties into his question. I know what the topic is and he's argued with me enough to know that I always keep to the point.