Question abt Satan?

Question

like when people done bad thing is all that satan cause ?
Other religion also is satan control ?
what if satan very powerful and it cause many people do sin...like human can't defend it..
why god want let him continue destruction to human?

yes kelta u not the first person talk abt my english

Answer 1

if you need mythical beings to blame your acts on you are very very deluded

Answer 2

Satan doesn't cause people to do bad things. He exists because he was an angel who rebelled from God, and got thrown down to Earth. And since he's just a fallen angel, he can't control people. God let him rebel because he gave angels and humans free will, and lets them choose to love Him or not.

've heard people say that Satan and demons can suggest to people to do bad things, but it is the person who actually decides to. Satan wants to suggest to people to sin and not listen to God because he hates God and wants to hurt God by making people also hate God.

Answer 3

Satan is evil, his job is get as many souls as he can to reside in Hell with him; to pull you away from Jesus Christ. Through Christ, you can control Satan, and defend yourself. Satan is powerful, but Christ is all powerful. To remove yourself from sin, you must accept Christ as your Lord and Savior, repent of your sins, and communicate with Him by steadfast prayer and reading your bible. God "lets" Satan terrorize us because he is free to roam,right now, until the End of Days, when he will be thrown into the Lake of Fire for eternity, and with any souls he captured during his reign. If you know Christ, Satan will have no control over you or your life.

God bless, friend.

Answer 4

In order to believe in Satan you must believe in God

See what this is doing to you, now you are all stressed believing there's Satan ..

Sin is something made up by the church to keep you coming back..

Answer 5

Fair question:

Satan very rarely gets involved in our individual stupidity. Our own human inmperfect and the system he set in motion are what is mostly at play when it comes to our doing "bad things"

James helps us understand that when he said:

"For each one is being tried by being drawn out and enticed by HIS OWN desire. The, the desire, when itt has become firtle, gives birth to sin........ " - James 1:14,15

Answer 6

People need to start taking responsibility for the things they do and stop blaming them on the Devil.

Other religions are just that, other religions. They are just like yours, they have the same probability of being true as yours.

Answer 7

“Oppose the Devil, and he will flee from you.”—JAMES 4:7.
Paul wrote: “I am afraid that somehow, as the serpent seduced Eve by its cunning, your minds MIGHT be corrupted away from the sincerity and the chastity that are due the Christ.” (2 Corinthians 11:3)
The Bible tells us: “Throw your burden upon Jehovah himself, and he himself will sustain you. Never will he allow the righteous one to totter.” (Psalm 55:22)
Enough said.

Answer 8

No. When people do bad things, it is because people decide to do so. They consider the trade-offs and decide that the "bad" thing does them more good than harm. It has nothing to do with any superstition about an invisible evil guy.

Answer 9

Satan is allowed to run loose, I suspose, as a tool. I think god uses him to teach us life lessons.

Answer 10

Satan wants the destruction of all people. Satan wants people to die in their sins and go to hell. He is utter hatred and complete evil. But, he is also extremely cunning with an intelligence that is vast and it may just be that universalism will become a tool of the Devil in the last days. How? By teaching that people can trust in Christ in the after-life, a second chance after death.
Now, am I calling Universalists satanists? Not at all. Many of them are very godly people and serve the true God. But, whether Universalists admit it or not, the doctrine has the potential of negating the need to come to Christ in this life because it teaches you can do it in the next -- as they have claimed.
In Universalism, as well as most any doctrine, Satan can work various false teachings through its adherents. No doctrine is immune to being twisted. But, many Universalists deny the Trinity and the deity of Christ yet draw people in via universalist philosophy. This is dangerous. All the cults teach a false god and are false because of it. But in universalist theology, it really doesn't matter. Why? Because according to universalism, in the after-life, people will come to a true knowledge of God and repent and be saved. So, even if they are wrong now, they will be right later. So, the need to preach and teach the true God (Trinitarian) is greatly reduced. Again, this is dangerous.
Satan says, "Don't worry about receiving Jesus now. You can do that later." Then when people die, they find out it is too late. But, it is God who says,

“At the acceptable time I listened to you, And on the day of salvation I helped you” ;behold, now is “the acceptable time,” behold, now is “the day of salvation" (2 Cor. 6:2, NASB) - emphasis added.
"He again fixes a certain day, “Today,” saying through David after so long a time just as has been said before, “Today if you hear His voice, Do not harden your hearts" (Heb. 4:7, NASB) - emphasis added.
Some Universalists will take offense at this line of reasoning. I don't blame them. But, the Bible teaches that now is the time for salvation, not later. Some Universalists actually preach a God of love and forgiveness and the need to come to Christ now. That's fine as far as they preach the True Christ and Him crucified and not a false god as the Mormons, Jehovah's Witnesses, and New Age adherants do. But what about the thousands of Universalists who deny the true God and yet teach universalism and continue to teach a false god? If Universalism is not true, then they are hindering people from coming to Christ. They are advocating a false god along with their universalist teachings, the very universalist teaching that appeals to people because it teaches a God of infinite love and grace.
To deny the Trinity is to deny the true God. To deny that Jesus is God in flesh is to deny the true Christ. This is incredibly dangerous because false gods do not save, only the True and Living God saves! But then, in universalism, it doesn't matter what you believe now. You'll "repent" later in the after-life and come to the true knowledge of God. Sorry. But that is not what the Bible teaches.

One world government

The Bible teaches us that in the last days there will be a one world religious system which will be used by the devil in a great deception to ultimately war against God. Universalism could easily be used by the devil to help him accomplish this very thing. You see, there are a great many differences between religious systems. They cannot all be right. Because of these differences, hostilities often arise. But, if universalism were accepted by all religious systems, then it would logically greatly reduce hostilities both physical, intellectual, and spiritual. Sound good? It sure does. Except for one thing. It compromises the truth of the saving gospel of Jesus Christ who said He alone was the way the truth and the life. This means that all other systems are wrong! It means that Buddhism is not true. It means that Islam is not true. It means that only Christianity is true. There is no fellowship with darkness. Christians need to stand on God's word of truth which includes the narrow path to God of which not all will find it (Matt. 7:13-14), not man's word of "God will save everyone."
Universalist philosophy, if accepted by the worlds' religions, would greatly reduce the focus of differences between them. It would greatly reduce the need for orthodoxy, for defining and preaching the true God. But, the Bible teaches that Jesus alone is the savior and that now is the acceptable time of salvation... not the after-life. It teaches that there is one God, not many; that Jesus is God in flesh, not an angel or a "good man." Truth is at stake.
How many people will be deceived by universalism's comfortable message that all will be saved? Who knows. Universalism in itself is not a deception, just an error. But, how many will take refuge in its comforting doctrine and not come to a saving truth of Jesus? I can not say, but even one is too many.
I cannot help but notice that the secular world teaches tolerance, be-nice philosophy, and the belief that all will make it to heaven. Second chance redemption and a theology that teaches you'll make it no matter what is comfortable to the world's ears. Too bad the universalists agree with the world in this.

Answer 11

Because God is very discipline so He will never brake His words