
DwellingOnMove
@DwellingOnMove
16 Years10,000+ Posts
Comments: 305 · Posts: 14219 · Topics: 239



Posted by DickButt
No he's a sworn enemy of god who has vowed to mislead people into sin as long as the earth is turning, while god says he will continue to forgive them as long as they repent.

Posted by LillyPetal
Okay, this is what I have been taught:
Satan is here to gather people to go to hell with him. That is his bet with God - that he will take God's beloved man to hell with him. Satan doesn't punish, but he leads people to The Punishment. He will not get bored in hell because hell is a painful place and he will suffer. But he will be happy that he has brought you to suffer with him.

Posted by DwellingOnMovePop culture purposesPosted by LillyPetal
Okay, this is what I have been taught:
Satan is here to gather people to go to hell with him. That is his bet with God - that he will take God's beloved man to hell with him. Satan doesn't punish, but he leads people to The Punishment. He will not get bored in hell because hell is a painful place and he will suffer. But he will be happy that he has brought you to suffer with him.
ok, I have never heard of "gathering fellows for the hell". but I like the concept. it makes sense. thank you for the feedback.
I don't know why they try to change the info about Satan.click to expand

Posted by DickButtCan you explain "hubris"?Posted by DwellingOnMoveAfter rebelling and asking for respite till the day of judgement, his hubris led him to where he is now. His hubris cause him to rebel. God hates hubris, in my religion it is said a mustard seeds worth of hubris will cause one to go to hell. So in that interpretation i concluded he's an enemy to God. But you are also right in your reasoning.Posted by DickButt
No he's a sworn enemy of god who has vowed to mislead people into sin as long as the earth is turning, while god says he will continue to forgive them as long as they repent.
Ah, thank you. I get from your response that he has no additional responsibility to punish us.
Not sure if he is an enemy of God. To my information he rebelled, doubted, debated, and got permission for a special task which is misleading.
God gave him the permission or the mission and yet told him he would be put to hell forever. as a result.click to expand


Posted by LillyPetalPosted by DwellingOnMovePop culture purposesPosted by LillyPetal
.... Satan doesn't punish, but he leads people to The Punishment. He will not get bored in hell because hell is a painful place and he will suffer. But he will be happy that he has brought you to suffer with him.
... I don't know why they try to change the info about Satan.
Also, perhaps if they made it too close to what people actually believe, they may offend some people. Also, creative liberty, I guess.
Posted by LadyNeptune
God is dead.click to expand


Posted by Impulsv
How does it work for the religions that believe in karma
Posted by LillyPetalPosted by DwellingOnMovePosted by LillyPetal
.... Satan doesn't punish, but he leads people to The Punishment....
... I don't know why they try to change the info about Satan.
Pop culture purposes
... creative liberty, I guess.click to expand

Posted by DwellingOnMoveThe TV show is purely for entertainment purposes. It's a reproduction of the graphic novel series, which is much closer to the concept of Lucifer's existence and purpose. Unfortunately because of media hype etc., the TV series completely misses the mark.Posted by LillyPetalPosted by DwellingOnMovePop culture purposesPosted by LillyPetal
.... Satan doesn't punish, but he leads people to The Punishment. He will not get bored in hell because hell is a painful place and he will suffer. But he will be happy that he has brought you to suffer with him.
... I don't know why they try to change the info about Satan.
Also, perhaps if they made it too close to what people actually believe, they may offend some people. Also, creative liberty, I guess.
+Posted by LadyNeptune
God is dead.
you see? they say God is dead but are still flirting with the concept of Satan. and change the concept for entertainment goals.
The spider man, or the fantastic four, or Thor&Odin&Loki did not confuse me at all. But with this punishing Lucifer I feel betrayed. I can have peace again if I find a wiki site about nordic mythology. Or Indian whatever.click to expand

Posted by DwellingOnMoveNo... no punishing duties.
does Satan have any punishing duties or responsibility according to the religions you know? if yes, would he punish us in this life?
I got the feeling that the TV series "Lucifer" is giving wrong information. What I have learned from the old religions is that Satan seduces us, we do sins, we die, and in an unknown point of time there will be a court, then we go to the hell. There we get punished. Also Satan gets punished. Ok, about the last one I'm not sure. Maybe his punishment is to become bored with the hell. probably cause his competency is unsed.
In the TV series Lucifer tends to punish people for their sins. I mean is he a judge? Or has the concept of Satan older roots than in the middle eastern religions?

Posted by lady_chatterley
... our own thoughts or ideas that leads us astray.
... devil simply means selfishness, turning oneself away from God, the evil you might call it.
...


Posted by CancerOnTheCusp
...
To use media (as you have in your OP), think of it as Marley forging his spiritual chains in "A Christmas Carol", or the initial fate of Annie Collins in "What Dreams May Come".


Posted by DwellingOnMoveIt's just television. Be entertained, but I certainly wouldn't build a theology around it, LOL.Posted by CancerOnTheCusp
...
To use media (as you have in your OP), think of it as Marley forging his spiritual chains in "A Christmas Carol", or the initial fate of Annie Collins in "What Dreams May Come".
oh, I like the Job's story. Especially the part where people say Job is getting punished cause he have done wrong.
But back to the media and pop culture. Actually I don't know why I am so mad at this picturing of Lucifer. Maybe I am a bigot? It was easier for me back then to watch Al Pacino's "The Devil's Advocate".
Maybe I have Asperger regarding spirituality.click to expand



Posted by bricklemark
It makes no sense, you're supposed to be scared of the devil, but actually it's god you should be scared of, and you'll be punished by the devil but actually it'll be Satan who'll be thrown in the lake of fire they literally have no idea wtf they talking about.

Posted by DwellingOnMoveThe answers are here: http://www.bibleinfo.com/en/topics/satan
does Satan have any punishing duties or responsibility according to the religions you know? if yes, would he punish us in this life?
I got the feeling that the TV series "Lucifer" is giving wrong information. What I have learned from the old religions is that Satan seduces us, we do sins, we die, and in an unknown point of time there will be a court, then we go to the hell. There we get punished. Also Satan gets punished. Ok, about the last one I'm not sure. Maybe his punishment is to become bored with the hell. probably cause his competency is unsed.
In the TV series Lucifer tends to punish people for their sins. I mean is he a judge? Or has the concept of Satan older roots than in the middle eastern religions?


Posted by sultrykitty
... introduce us to knowledge ... become independent from God, as gods to ourselves.
By that rebellion, which is what cast Lucifer out of Heaven, we have purposely distanced ourselves from God, and that is how we end (or exist after death). This is how Lucifer gets his "revenge" for being cast out and less favored.
...

Posted by sultrykitty
...
Satan's role, as in the Garden, is to tempt us not to sin in the traditional sense (sex, gluttony, pride, etc) but to introduce us to knowledge that we have "no business" knowing. The knowledge of God, of how to give life, how to manipulate matter. To have power over our own mortality, and how to become independent from God, as gods to ourselves.
...

Posted by DwellingOnMoveLucifer was punished, but they have a "balancing" kind of relationship. They work together as adversaries. It's all part of the story, part of the plan. You find it a lot in Jewish writings, and also in the New Testament, where Jesus plays the role of advocate in the courtroom, against the prosecutor ( satan) and God (judge).Posted by sultrykitty
... introduce us to knowledge ... become independent from God, as gods to ourselves.
By that rebellion, which is what cast Lucifer out of Heaven, we have purposely distanced ourselves from God, and that is how we end (or exist after death). This is how Lucifer gets his "revenge" for being cast out and less favored.
...
So first he got his own punishment plan, then he asked God for a favor?
I know what you are saying by "knowledge". In this thread we did not talk about "light bringer". Which is actually the translation of Lucifer. We did not talk about the morning star (or the tract/behavior of Venus). But I sense your post goes to the same path. kind of.click to expand

Posted by MontgomeryYESSSS. 🙂Posted by DwellingOnMoveNo... no punishing duties.
does Satan have any punishing duties or responsibility according to the religions you know? if yes, would he punish us in this life?
I got the feeling that the TV series "Lucifer" is giving wrong information. What I have learned from the old religions is that Satan seduces us, we do sins, we die, and in an unknown point of time there will be a court, then we go to the hell. There we get punished. Also Satan gets punished. Ok, about the last one I'm not sure. Maybe his punishment is to become bored with the hell. probably cause his competency is unsed.
In the TV series Lucifer tends to punish people for their sins. I mean is he a judge? Or has the concept of Satan older roots than in the middle eastern religions?
He's the Adversary... not the Judge.
There will be no Hell, when it's all over, nor will there be
any death-- both are thrown into the lake of fire.
'... and the Devil, who is leading them astray, was cast into
the lake of fire and brimstone, where [are] the beast and the
false prophet, and they shall be tormented day and night --
to the ages of the ages.
... and the death and the hades were cast to the lake of the fire --
this [is] the second death... '
-Rev. 20:10,14, 15
YLT
click to expand

Posted by sultrykittyI want to pick your brain.
I actually have some respect for Satanist beliefs. I've found that lot of what I know (which isn't much) is based in the Old Testament stories.
Satan's role, as in the Garden, is to tempt us not to sin in the traditional sense (sex, gluttony, pride, etc) but to introduce us to knowledge that we have "no business" knowing. The knowledge of God, of how to give life, how to manipulate matter. To have power over our own mortality, and how to become independent from God, as gods to ourselves.
By that rebellion, which is what cast Lucifer out of Heaven, we have purposely distanced ourselves from God, and that is how we end (or exist after death). This is how Lucifer gets his "revenge" for being cast out and less favored.
This is how I interpret the story of the Garden.

Posted by GetMistedMy first thought when I first read Genesis.
God doesn't want us to know we have free will?
Sounds like a dictator.

Posted by Ram416Posted by sultrykittyI want to pick your brain.
I actually have some respect for Satanist beliefs. I've found that lot of what I know (which isn't much) is based in the Old Testament stories.
Satan's role, as in the Garden, is to tempt us not to sin in the traditional sense (sex, gluttony, pride, etc) but to introduce us to knowledge that we have "no business" knowing. The knowledge of God, of how to give life, how to manipulate matter. To have power over our own mortality, and how to become independent from God, as gods to ourselves.
By that rebellion, which is what cast Lucifer out of Heaven, we have purposely distanced ourselves from God, and that is how we end (or exist after death). This is how Lucifer gets his "revenge" for being cast out and less favored.
This is how I interpret the story of the Garden.
What do you know of Christian Gnosticism?
15 years in, I'm still exploring that aspect of Christianity. I am aware of the Gnostic Gospels but that's about it.click to expand

Posted by sultrykittyAny references you could recommend? (Apart from the Gospels.)Posted by Ram416Posted by sultrykittyI want to pick your brain.
I actually have some respect for Satanist beliefs. I've found that lot of what I know (which isn't much) is based in the Old Testament stories.
Satan's role, as in the Garden, is to tempt us not to sin in the traditional sense (sex, gluttony, pride, etc) but to introduce us to knowledge that we have "no business" knowing. The knowledge of God, of how to give life, how to manipulate matter. To have power over our own mortality, and how to become independent from God, as gods to ourselves.
By that rebellion, which is what cast Lucifer out of Heaven, we have purposely distanced ourselves from God, and that is how we end (or exist after death). This is how Lucifer gets his "revenge" for being cast out and less favored.
This is how I interpret the story of the Garden.
What do you know of Christian Gnosticism?
15 years in, I'm still exploring that aspect of Christianity. I am aware of the Gnostic Gospels but that's about it.
Not a ton, I debated a little with a Gnostic (an ex-Muslim) and it was very interesting. I know more than some buy can't speak with any authority. All I can do is apply apologetics to their arguments.
click to expand

Posted by GetMistedAccording to the creation story, man was meant to remain innocent, like the other animals. We were also meant to be immortal, like the angels. Loved, and obedient. That changed with the fruit of knowledge. We are living the contingency plan. 😄
God doesn't want us to know we have free will?
Sounds like a dictator.

Posted by Ram416Posted by sultrykittyAny references you could recommend? (Apart from the Gospels.)Posted by Ram416Posted by sultrykittyI want to pick your brain.
I actually have some respect for Satanist beliefs. I've found that lot of what I know (which isn't much) is based in the Old Testament stories.
Satan's role, as in the Garden, is to tempt us not to sin in the traditional sense (sex, gluttony, pride, etc) but to introduce us to knowledge that we have "no business" knowing. The knowledge of God, of how to give life, how to manipulate matter. To have power over our own mortality, and how to become independent from God, as gods to ourselves.
By that rebellion, which is what cast Lucifer out of Heaven, we have purposely distanced ourselves from God, and that is how we end (or exist after death). This is how Lucifer gets his "revenge" for being cast out and less favored.
This is how I interpret the story of the Garden.
What do you know of Christian Gnosticism?
15 years in, I'm still exploring that aspect of Christianity. I am aware of the Gnostic Gospels but that's about it.
Not a ton, I debated a little with a Gnostic (an ex-Muslim) and it was very interesting. I know more than some buy can't speak with any authority. All I can do is apply apologetics to their arguments.
click to expand

Posted by sultrykittyBoth or either.Posted by Ram416Posted by sultrykittyAny references you could recommend? (Apart from the Gospels.)Posted by Ram416Posted by sultrykittyI want to pick your brain.
I actually have some respect for Satanist beliefs. I've found that lot of what I know (which isn't much) is based in the Old Testament stories.
Satan's role, as in the Garden, is to tempt us not to sin in the traditional sense (sex, gluttony, pride, etc) but to introduce us to knowledge that we have "no business" knowing. The knowledge of God, of how to give life, how to manipulate matter. To have power over our own mortality, and how to become independent from God, as gods to ourselves.
By that rebellion, which is what cast Lucifer out of Heaven, we have purposely distanced ourselves from God, and that is how we end (or exist after death). This is how Lucifer gets his "revenge" for being cast out and less favored.
This is how I interpret the story of the Garden.
What do you know of Christian Gnosticism?
15 years in, I'm still exploring that aspect of Christianity. I am aware of the Gnostic Gospels but that's about it.
Not a ton, I debated a little with a Gnostic (an ex-Muslim) and it was very interesting. I know more than some buy can't speak with any authority. All I can do is apply apologetics to their arguments.
For Gnostic teachings or apologetics?
click to expand

Posted by Ram416Posted by sultrykittyBoth or either.Posted by Ram416Posted by sultrykittyAny references you could recommend? (Apart from the Gospels.)Posted by Ram416Posted by sultrykittyI want to pick your brain.
I actually have some respect for Satanist beliefs. I've found that lot of what I know (which isn't much) is based in the Old Testament stories.
Satan's role, as in the Garden, is to tempt us not to sin in the traditional sense (sex, gluttony, pride, etc) but to introduce us to knowledge that we have "no business" knowing. The knowledge of God, of how to give life, how to manipulate matter. To have power over our own mortality, and how to become independent from God, as gods to ourselves.
By that rebellion, which is what cast Lucifer out of Heaven, we have purposely distanced ourselves from God, and that is how we end (or exist after death). This is how Lucifer gets his "revenge" for being cast out and less favored.
This is how I interpret the story of the Garden.
What do you know of Christian Gnosticism?
15 years in, I'm still exploring that aspect of Christianity. I am aware of the Gnostic Gospels but that's about it.
Not a ton, I debated a little with a Gnostic (an ex-Muslim) and it was very interesting. I know more than some buy can't speak with any authority. All I can do is apply apologetics to their arguments.
For Gnostic teachings or apologetics?
click to expand



Posted by sultrykittyBookmarked for later reading. Both yours and Impulsv's.
I was actually trying to find the debate/discussions I had with the Gnostic guy but it's been so long and the forum is no longer in my bookmarks, nor are any of the sites I used to use all the time. I found the forum (I posted in 2007) but I can't find that discussion. I usually post links so thought there would be something
😢
But in searching, I found this. I used to use this a lot.
http://www.earlychristianwritings.com


Posted by DwellingOnMoveStealing fire is a metaphor for reproduction, your kids growing up and learning about sexuality, getting agressive, so you have to kick them out.
The German wiki for Lucifer has a text which I cannot see in the English version.
"Similar figures
The scheme of stealing fire from Gods, rebeling against them, falling into disgrace with them, and/or getting banned/exiled from their realm exists in several religions. Accordingly, Lucifer is sometimes associated with The deity Loki of the Nordic mythology or Prometheus of Greek mythology."

Posted by bricklemarkPosted by DwellingOnMoveStealing fire is a metaphor for reproduction, your kids growing up and learning about sexuality, getting agressive, so you have to kick them out.
The German wiki for Lucifer has a text which I cannot see in the English version.
"Similar figures
The scheme of stealing fire from Gods, rebeling against them, falling into disgrace with them, and/or getting banned/exiled from their realm exists in several religions. Accordingly, Lucifer is sometimes associated with The deity Loki of the Nordic mythology or Prometheus of Greek mythology."click to expand

Posted by sultrykitty
Interesting article:
https://phys.org/news/2006-08-devil-prince-darkness-misunderstood-ucla.html
"... overzealous prosecutor," ... uncover wrongdoing and treachery, however overzealous and unscrupulous the means. But he's still part of God's administration."

Posted by DwellingOnMoveDating life, and also labor. It says man will have to toil, or work the land or smth.Posted by bricklemarkPosted by DwellingOnMoveStealing fire is a metaphor for reproduction, your kids growing up and learning about sexuality, getting agressive, so you have to kick them out.
The German wiki for Lucifer has a text which I cannot see in the English version.
"Similar figures
The scheme of stealing fire from Gods, rebeling against them, falling into disgrace with them, and/or getting banned/exiled from their realm exists in several religions. Accordingly, Lucifer is sometimes associated with The deity Loki of the Nordic mythology or Prometheus of Greek mythology."
Thank you for the interpretation. that sounds sound.
and this moving out is the beginning of the catastrophe which is the dating life. lol
they say God had to give Adam's children angels for pairing. to avoid incest. we see even half angel in our family tree could helps us only little to be innocent. we bad. lolclick to expand
Discover insights, swap stories, and find people. dxpnet is where experiences turn into understanding.
Create Your Free Account →
I got the feeling that the TV series "Lucifer" is giving wrong information. What I have learned from the old religions is that Satan seduces us, we do sins, we die, and in an unknown point of time there will be a court, then we go to the hell. There we get punished. Also Satan gets punished. Ok, about the last one I'm not sure. Maybe his punishment is to become bored with the hell. probably cause his competency is unsed.
In the TV series Lucifer tends to punish people for their sins. I mean is he a judge? Or has the concept of Satan older roots than in the middle eastern religions?