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“There is no God but Belial. I’ll tell you why. Darkness is faster than light. Hopelessness persists longer than hope. Hatred spreads quicker than love. There is no limit to pain. Happiness, however, has a limit. We must all hail Belial. The one true God.”
― Abhaidev, The Meaninglessness of Meaning

“The devil uses it against you, but he dresses it up as a friend. He masquerades it as something that you make peace with, not realizing that behind the curtain, it could be the worst enemy, ever, in your walk with the Lord. It’s time to bring that devil into repentance too.”
― John Ramirez, Fire Prayers: Building Arsenals That Destroy Satanic Kingdoms

“Jesus is the way, the truth and the life and the contract and the agreement between us and Heaven has been settled and accomplished. It’s time to put the devil to flight and make these demons tremble and pay the price.”
― John Ramirez, Fire Prayers: Building Arsenals That Destroy Satanic Kingdoms

“3:14. the snake. Just a snake, not the devil or Satan as later Christian interpretation pictured. As the curse that follows indicates, the story has to do with the fate of snakes, not with the cosmic role of a devil. There is no such concept in the Hebrew Bible.”
― Richard Elliott Friedman, Commentary on the Torah

“God’s woes are better than the devil’s welcomes.”
― Charles Haddon Spurgeon

“Vale más reinar en el Infierno que servir en el Cielo.”
― John Milton, Paradise Lost

“Abrahamism is set up in such a way that God cannot punish anyone, only reward them with heaven. Someone else has to do the punishing, hence “Satanâ€�. But if Satan is God’s sworn enemy why would he do God’s punishing for him? Why wouldn’t he reward those who rejected God, exactly as he’d done? They’re on his side. They’re allies, not souls to be punished. Abrahamism promotes a notion that the “good guysâ€� can never punish anyone, but Abrahamism is also based on the eternal punishment of the “bad guysâ€�. So, the logic, or rather illogic, of Abrahamism requires the bad guys to organise their own punishment. But why would they? What’s in it for them? Moreover, the bad guy head honcho is supposed to be the punisher in chief. But why would he punish people who had disobeyed God? Why wouldn’t he have a party with them? Abrahamism is wholly devoid of sense.”
― Mike Hockney, All the Rest is Propaganda

“God is about order and freedom and truth and clarity. Satan is about confusion and bondage.”
― Gene Bailey, Killing America: Turning the Tide on the Tsunami of Darkness

“There was once a very, very proud man who sought, with all of his might, to beat God the Almighty in something...anything. He tried everything imaginable, but always, he failed miserably. His efforts continued to no avail, until one day he heard a voice, and it said, 'God is an awful sinner...' Desperate to win at something, he chose to listen to the voice. He chose sin. He out-sinned God with flying colors, and laughed until his heart stopped beating. Ultimately, his victory against God claimed his life; because sin leads only to Death.”
― Criss Jami

“Know your enemy the devil without giving him the satisfaction of too much attention.”
― Criss Jami

“Satan is a liar, and depression is his cell phone. Next time he calls, hang up!”
― Chonda Pierce, Laughing in the Dark: A Comedian's Journey through Depression

“In the Forgotten Books of Eden, an apocryphal book allegedly translated from ancient Egyptian in the nineteenth century, we are told that Satan and his hosts were fallen angels who populated the earth before Adam was brought into being, and Satan used lights, fire, and water in his efforts to rid the planet of this troublesome creature. He even disguised himself as an angel from time to time and appeared as a beautiful young woman in his efforts to lead Adam to his doom. UFO-type lights were one of the Devil’s devices described in the Forgotten Books of Eden. Subtle variations on this same theme can be found in the Bible and in the numerous scriptures of the Oriental cultures. Religious man has always been so enthralled with the main (and probably allegorical) story line that the hidden point has been missed. That point is that the earth was occupied before man arrived or was created. The original occupants or forces were paraphysical and possessed the power of transmogrification. Man was the interloper, and the earth’s original occupants or owners were not very happy over the intrusion. The inevitable conflict arose between physical man and the paraphysical owners of the planet. Man accepted the interpretation that this conflict raged between his creator and the Devil. The religious viewpoint has always been that the Devil has been attacking man (trying to get rid of him) by foisting disasters, wars, and sundry evils upon him.
There is historical and modern proof that this may be so.
A major, but little-explored, aspect of the UFO phenomenon is therefore theological and philosophical rather than purely scientific. The UFO problem can never be untangled by physicists and scientists unless they are men who have also been schooled in liberal arts, theology, and philosophy. Unfortunately, most scientific disciplines are so demanding that their practitioners have little time or inclination to study complicated subjects outside their own immediate fields of interest.
Satan and his demons are part of the folklore of all races, no matter how isolated they have been from one another. The Indians of North America have many legends and stories about a devil-like entity who appeared as a man and was known as the trickster because he pulled off so many vile stunts. Tribes in Africa, South America, and the remote Pacific islands have similar stories.”
― John A. Keel, Operation Trojan Horse

“Six. Sex. Star. David. Saturn. Planet. Rings. Eye. Hexagon. Triangles. Eye. On The Sky. Evil. Pushing Buttons. Sins.
Influence. People. Lunatics. Psychopaths. Bad vibes. Frequencies. Praying. For. Easy. Prey.
Summoning: Spirits.

Tempting. Your female. “Like The Snake.�
Sadly, they do “like� the snake and the buttons, too. “Like buttons.�
“Life.� “Like.�
The psychopath (Adam, Sabrina, Martina�) is obsessed with power, controlling other people in order to achieve their goals. They thrive on control, making others jump and "winning," whether it's world domination or obtaining a ride to the coffeeshop, or just a free lunch. Psychopaths see their condition as a blessing, considering it an advantage in this “eye for an eye� and “kill or be killed� and “dog eat dog� world. In their, sadly: Natural Eyes.

They lack remorse or empathy and are incapable of feeling guilt.
We are the ones more civilized.
They remained more natural. Closer to nature.
Only we call them: Evil Eye Cult.

They must be calling themselves: The Saturn, The Satan, The Nature Cult

or Satan’s Eye (Saturn) Cult.


Some of us are in between. Two worlds. Kind of sensing them. Sometimes. Surviving. Too.

They aren’t true hunters or predators. They are worse. “They are sucking. Blood.�

Bloodthirsty people.”
― Tomas Adam Nyapi, BARCELONA MARIJUANA MAFIA

“I was alone with Pinto in the dark,
I cried so hard that I could not stop.
I squeezed my teary eyes shut,
I was chanting a question,
over and over and over again:
„Does true love exist? Answer!”
― Tomas Adam Nyapi, BARCELONA MARIJUANA MAFIA

“We trivialize the devil, but we're haunted by ghouls of oppression and ghosts of victimization. Millions are scarred by sexual abuse or domestic violence. Hundreds of thousands stumble through nightmarish post-trauma from war, torture, genocide. Even materialists speak of 'personal demons.' To all such, baptism is gospel. Victimizers are rescued from their own cruelty, as the waters open a horizon of reparation and redemption. Baptism doesn't promise a trouble-free life. Israel was tempted in the wilderness, and Jesus faces off with Satan after his baptism (Matt 3:13-4:11). Baptism begins a war with Satan. But baptism promises the oppressed a defender greater than Moses, a defender who is already Victor.”
― Peter J. Leithart, Baptism: A Guide to Life from Death

“The adverse effect of fear and its source is enough to warn its victims, against being a victim.”
― Daniel ANIKOR

“Disbelieving in God isn’t a reason to become a Satan.”
― Tamerlan Kuzgov

“This is why the devil tries so hard to get Christian’s to be religious. If he can sink a man’s mind into habit, he will prevent his heart from engaging God.”
― Donald Miller, Blue Like Jazz: Nonreligious Thoughts on Christian Spirituality

“Prophet refers to our own soul. When we resolve to do good things alone, we make it certain that we would have success in life. Thus, we can make the prophecy of our bright future and hence we become Prophets. There is a Prophet in each of us. And there is no Prophet outside us. [...] Satan is the villain in each of us. Let us kill the urge to conduct vices and hence win over Satan. Satan lies inside us; it does not come from outside.”
― Sanjeev Newar, Essence of Vedas: Know the startling facts about “Vedasâ€� â€� a timeless heritage that humanity possesses

“Don't Let The Devil Hear You Weeping by Stewart Stafford

Don't let the Devil hear you weeping,
Or darkness comes as your friend,
Saying God sent it to save you,
And be with you until the end.

Tail wrapped around you snugly,
Gripped firmly in meaty claws,
Only then get its beastly odour,
Against which there should be laws.

Dancing the inferno's fiery rim,
Spitting bile in your begging bowl,
Paper cut, a blood pact union,
To steal away your purest soul.

© Stewart Stafford, 2024. All rights reserved.”
― Stewart Stafford

“Just because Satan is the father of lies doesn’t mean that you have to adopt him as your daddy.”
― Craig D. Lounsbrough

“Christians who identify the snake in Paradise as Satan actually are projecting a far more recent invention into that ancient story, since the Genesis folktale pictures the serpent only as a cunning, talking snake, perhaps a stand-in for the humansâ€� inner voice.”
― Elaine Pagels, Why Religion?: A Personal Story

“Satan is a relentless and cunning foe, always on the prowl, seeking to devour and destroy. With his vast knowledge of Scripture, supernatural powers, and legion of minions, he wages war against the saints, day and night, without reprieve. But let us not forget, his power is short-lived, and his kingdom is built on lies and deception. For in the end, it is the Spirit of God that will triumph over the spirit of darkness, and the truth of Christ that will shine victorious over the father of lies.”
― Shaila Touchton

“There is a kind of laughter that sickens the soul. Laughter when it is out of control: when it screams and stamps its feet, and sets the bells jangling in the next town. Laughter in all its ignorance and its cruelty. Laughter with the seed of Satan in it.”
― Mervyn Peake, Boy in Darkness

“Even if you are good, When Satan has deceived you. You are the bad and Satan is the good.”
― Kamaran Ihsan Salih

“You can't expect a poor devil like Satan to keep truckin' for very long when you keep upstaging him.”
― George C. Chesbro, Dark Love

“The reason it is so tempting to believe that Satan exists is that it is flattering to think we are being fought over.”
― George Hammond

“The Synoptic gospels agree that after being baptized, Jesus was driven by the Spirit, to which he was newly sensitive, out into the desert to be tested or tempted (same Greek word) by Satan. [...] "Satan," originally not a proper name but a title, "the Adversary," was a servant of God, a kind of security chief who occasionally urged the Almighty to take a second look at his favorites about whose character the Satan harbored some doubts. [...] Thus, in the Gospels it seems only natural that Jesus, newly commissioned as God's Son, should be put through his paces by the Satan to determine whether he is really up to the job. That is the point of the taunt, "If you are the Son of God...." Does Jesus understand what that entails? In the same way, Luke will later (22:31-32) portray Satan, again in character, as demanding, as is his right, to sift the twelve disciples like wheat, the same task as the Baptist ascribes to the Coming One, and they fail the test. Peter unwittingly acts the role of the Adversary when he tests Jesus' resolve to go forward with the crucifixion (Mark 8:32-33). Satan becomes the enemy of God and the champion of evil only insofar as he becomes mixed with other ancient characters like Beelzebul the Ekronite oraclegod (Matt. 12:24, 26; 2 Kings 1:2), Leviathan the Chaos Dragon (Ps. 74:13-14; Rev. 12:3 ff.), and Ahriman the Zoroastrian antigod (2 Cor. 4:4; Luke 10:17-19).”
― Robert M. Price, The Incredible Shrinking Son of Man: How Reliable is the Gospel Tradition?

“Satan doesn't even reign in hell! That's how powerless he is.”
― Niedria D. Kenny

“Human affairs are governed by two supernatural powers: the divine Word and Satan. The divine Word, a creative power, an uncreated light, which illuminates every person coming into this world; the principle of good, beauty, and truth. Satan, the prince of evil, darkness, and destruction.”
― Auguste Francois Lecanu, History of Satan