On Facebook recently, I posted a link to an article that will probably rock most people's psyche. Along with that post, I said the following:
"The purpose of this link (below) is not to ruin anybody's day, but to demonstrate one of the many reasons that I believe something that probably 75% or more of the world doesn't, even many (most) people who call themselves "Christians" - the belief in evil and actual beings (the devil, demons, etc) who advocate and instigate it."
Later that day, the question still lingered - why do so many people find it easy to accept God as a plausible reality, yet refuse to accept the possibility of the existence of his nemesis and/or his forces. So, in making conversation, I posed this question to my carpool associate, Bill. And I really liked his answer. It was this:
"If you believe in the devil, that means you also have to believe that there is a hell. And if you believe in hell, that means someone has to go there."
Simple. Elegant. Logical. I like it. Thanks Bill!
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