Why are people so facsinated with the Devil?
I post a hub called "The Devil is a Joke" and the page views are off the charts. I post a hub called "Lifestile of Revival" and not even half as much interest.
It is because most people revere the devil as a type of god. Sadly, the Devil is the god of this world, and rules it through deceit and trickery. Of course his servants, willing or not are going to be fascinated by him.
Sons and daughters of God must learn all the Devil's tricks. This is not to give him power, but as he is the most cunning beast of all he has a lot of tricks up his sleeve.
Because the very thought that there is some "power" that causes nothing but human suffering scares people. usually what scares people intrigues them.
because the concept of "devil" is easy. it's easier to believe there is some power causing our grief than to study ourselves and realize we have failed in our attempts to be God-like. it's easier to blame than to work on ourselves.
The devil is a manifestation of the human condition. People a fascinated by the devil for the same reson people hold their breath when they hear the screeching of a car slamming on the breaks. Like the opposites of a magnet, they have a morbid fasination with negative things.
by prey 9 years ago
Why is the devil so fascinating to people and who does or does not believe in one?Just wondering why there are so many questions if the devil exists-I always thought it was a personal decision.
by Keith Schroeder 10 years ago
Why does God do bad things to good people if He really is just?I want honest answers only. No name calling or "my religion is better" stuff.
by Joseph A K Turner 9 years ago
Why do most people, whilst they acknowledge God's existence fail to live for him?The devil has done everything he can to make people think that he doesn’t exist and yet most people live for him. Most people, though they believe in God don’t live for him. Why is that?
by Mandrake_1975 12 years ago
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by graceinus 11 years ago
Why would God give us the emotion of fear?Love can move mountians, but can fear? This is a question I have wondered about many times. Can fear and love be present at the sametime and, if so , under what conditions? Why would God give us both emotions? Did Jesus have the total absence of fear?
by cooldad 8 years ago
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