Satan Is Under a Curse

[HaShev]

and there it was the ole standard you must be crazy because I can't be rant.
Let's review the twice repeating meshuganah routine:
1) it doesn't reply or refute discussion.
2) repeating yourself is a known form of insanity which would make it a double negative comment.
3)bashing on mentally ill people and reveling in it is like kicking a cripple. You'd be proving that protecting your idol causes people to want to deflect pain onto others including kicking the cripples. So what did you learn about youself today?

 

[HaShev]

Answer: that you are the satanist that you so love to hate.

 

[Book of Jeremiah]

HaShev, enough already. The discussion is over.

 

[Abishai100]

Mischief Doctrine


The best virtue of humanity seems to be humility (objective self-criticism, self-evaluation patience, etc.).

The worst vice of humanity seems to be slander (scandal, perjury, defamation, character-assassination, etc.).

Satan preys on both, simply because he seems to represent an intellectual curiosity about 'defending mischief.' When it seems that God is not on our side or is favoring us the way we'd prefer him to do, we wonder what Satan's main critiques of God are. These critiques seem to center around a focus on God's unwillingness to govern over mischief.

Satan is the ultimate advocate of mischief (undetectable transgressions, the desire to tempt fate, the circulation of hysterical rumors, theft from powerful figures of authority, vandalizing of fences, subversion of bank securities, etc.).

Many avatars in modern-age art (mostly vigilantism-paranoia American comic book avatars) such as Harley Quinn (DC Comics), the Joker (DC Comics), Peter Pan (J.M. Barrie novel), Green Goblin (Marvel Comics), the Red Hood Gang (DC Comics), and Mysterio (Marvel Comics) represent a social fascination with everyday ethics/jurisprudence violations (i.e., general mischief).

If Satan is damned or is damning, he is also the alarmist of undeniable mischief?

How does God protect humanity from the temptation to do all kinds of mischief?

Isn't that the main question addressed in the Book of Daniel from the Old Testament?








Book of Daniel (Wikipedia)