consider this very carefully.?

Question

when considering my statement, i want you to put aside your emotions. It's said in that when God created all. satan was one of God's creations. So as it's said that All are God's creation, does that mean that badness is also? Where from did this badness came from? And if later on, satan became evil, is there anyway to reverse it, satan turns good again? I mean to did you ever considered it before?

feel free to comment.

Answer 1

According to Judaism - which has authority on the subject - Satan is an angel of God, doing a job for God, which is testing humans in order to make them stronger. Satan is doing the job assigned to him by God, in other words, according to Judaism. The bogeyman idea of Satan didn't erupt until the Catholic church was well established and needed a bad guy to scare people into submission to the church.

Answer 2

A good question when god created all he bestowed to all that he created(talking about things with the ability to analyse and use judgement)a thing called freewill.Now what does that mean to the question simple Satan and man have freewill each is allowed to make choices on their own but at the same time we must consider that for each choice we make there are conquences for those choices wether good or bad we should carefully take those choices into consideration so that we can have a favorable outcome so that things may be the best that they can when you wake up in the morning you have countless choices from what to wear to wether to go to work or not the outcome for anything is determined upon the choices you make the choices begin in the heart(not the physical heart but deep on the inside of you)it is what you and you alone will yourself to do wether to get dressed and go to work or to call in and lie and say that you are sick when in reality you just may have wanted the day off remember God is a perfect gentleman he will force nothing on you why do you ask a thing called freewill

Answer 3

I really don't know, but I'll try to answer your question the best I can.

As God is all-powerful, I imagine He could do whatever He wishes. I think that the "badness" aspect comes more from free will than anything else, so I assume that Satan would have to want to become good for that to happen.

Best wishes.

Answer 4

Yes, God did create him, but he was created perfect and good, not evil. Satan's problem was that he wanted to be like God and he wasn't. He chose evil and became evil. He could have changed his mind, but so far he hasn't, and the Bible says he won't.

Answer 5

dude. satan will not turn into good. he is the spirit of evil himself. how can the spirit of evil becomes good? Satan even trembles at the holy blood of Jesus. Satan does not stand goodness. so he tries to make everybody evil so they can join him in hell to receive punishment from God.

Answer 6

Evil is the absence of God. So badness isn't created it is just the absence of God..
When you throw God out then the results will be evil.

Answer 7

Ever notice how anything good is attributed to god and anything bad is attributed to man's inability to live up to god's ideals or simply to satan?
It's childish mythology at work, nothing more.

Answer 8

how can a perfect beeing can create an imperfect beeing ?
how can this imperfect being can not only survy but even extend in the almighty/perfect's creation ? how can instead of whip him or even simple whipe all this corrupted creation (after all 7 days is not too much for someone who dipose of all eternity), the demiurg comes with the ideea of a "Jesus/Patch" who can save one "worthy" part ?

Answer 9

There has to be bad to recognize good.
there needs to be negative to recognize positive
the thing about Satan will not be though, cause he causes the bad, and we need that to know right from wrong.

Answer 10

Satan an Jesus were together in Heaven. Satan became jealous. This was the beging of his donwfall.


But there was one that chose to pervert this freedom. Sin originated with him who, next to Christ, had been most honored of God and who stood highest in power and glory among the inhabitants of heaven. Before his fall, Lucifer was first of the covering cherubs, holy and undefiled. "Thus saith the Lord God; Thou sealest up the sum, full of wisdom, and perfect in beauty. Thou hast been in Eden the garden of God; every precious stone was thy covering. . . .Thou art the anointed cherub that covereth; and I have set thee so: thou wast upon the holy mountain of God; thou hast walked up and down in the midst of the stones of fire. Thou wast perfect in thy ways from the day that thou wast created, till iniquity was found in thee." Ezekiel 28:12-15.

Lucifer might have remained in favor with God, beloved and honored by all the angelic host, exercising his noble powers to bless others and to glorify his Maker. But, says the prophet, "Thine heart was lifted up because of thy beauty, thou hast corrupted thy wisdom by reason of thy brightness." Verse 17. Little by little, Lucifer came to indulge a desire for self-exaltation. "Thou hast set thine heart as the heart of God." "Thou hast said, . . . I will exalt my throne above the stars of God: I will sit also upon the mount of the congregation....I will ascend above the heights of the clouds; I will be like the Most High." Verse 6; Isaiah 14:13, 14. Instead of seeking to make God supreme in the affections and allegiance of His creatures, it was Lucifer's endeavor to win their service and homage to himself. And coveting the honor which the infinite Father had bestowed upon His Son, this prince of angels aspired to power which it was the prerogative of Christ alone to wield.