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Jesus promises his followers - we will be persecuted in this world. not funny or suprising youd think about calling me names.

excellet! excellent question my fren. all true. God created all of us for purpose.. including satan you will find hat some bible scholars say Gods purposr for satan is to bring organization and direction to the rebellion against god and man, and that is why hes allowed to exist, for now

he not joking, hes big mad lol!

i will pray for you, Donnie 🙏

hope i dont get a bad mark on my report card

your not the boss of me

i dont feel the need to

yes, and this is why its a nonsense word, used to attempt to put peope on the defensive

no one is afraid of homosexuals, Donnie

i already have, Donnie. its not too late for you. repent

all wrong Donnie. satan has freewill, just like you

flawed premise. God deso not "allow' satan to exist. Satan is a direct creation of God. satan was created perfect, then fell

not really. except to say that perhaps you arent aware that God exist outside our time domain.. that is to say, God deos not participate in "time".

no. satan is powerful and subtle. one is his titles is 'the god of this world'.

satan was defeated on the cross, when Jesus died for our sins. the weapon satan had was stripped from him - his accusation before God that we are guilty and should perish with him. when Christ died that accusation was nullified. everyone who entrusts themselves to Christ will not perish. this...

it will be you, my australian friend, who will be defecating cinder blocks when you stand before the great white throne of judgment, not me. because you will have no advocate

hes off on the story of hagar and abrahams first born, ishmael

perhaps subconsciously his attempts t draw parallels between Christianity and false religions is some kind of gambit..

what religion do you want to discuss. thus far, all you have done is aattempt to draw false parallels between Christianity and other religions

again, this question itself is severely flawed as its based on incorrect assumptions.. this is not 'my opening stance'.. this is God's opening stance, to use your phrase