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The point is that principalities do not create morality.Principalities means territory ruled by angelic powers
The point is that principalities do not create morality.Principalities means territory ruled by angelic powers
Ihave a simple analogy that works for me.Father Pat McCloskey writes: “Only God is absolute. Everything else, including the devil, is relative.”
O.K. God is Absolute Goodness. Goodness is an absolute. Is there such a thing as absolute evil?
no…if evil were utterly pure it would be partially good on that basisFather Pat McCloskey writes: “Only God is absolute. Everything else, including the devil, is relative.”
O.K. God is Absolute Goodness. Goodness is an absolute. Is there such a thing as absolute evil?
Satan is incapable of repentance, just as the damned souls are. But no, it’s not as though God is holding something against him, and he couldn’t return to God even if he were capable of changing his mind.So, you’re saying that if Satan asked for forgiveness, then God might grant this? Then why is it we do not pray for a penitent Satan? That is if all evil stems from Satan’s ‘privation’ of evil, why not deal directly with the source? If not for this we would have no knowledge of evil, or was that predictated with the tree of knowledge?
My dad having been a minister, I got in real trouble at about age 3 for asking this…about why we didn’t pray for the devil…it seemed to make more sense than this round about way of doing things…they were not amused.