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Satan: The birth of evil

Swinny89
17 year(s) ago

How was Satan able to sin, and why did he? Angels dont have a sin nature correct? So wouldnt Satan not sin unless tempted? Adam and Eve wouldnt have sinned if it werent for Satan tempting Eve, correct? So, would it be possible that God created Satan sinful? If not, I dont see how he would have rebelled.

KattyKit
17 year(s) ago

God hates sin. Angels have a mind of their own, like us only they don't have a tendency to sin. I think that they can go against God though. I mean, demons are fallen angels, so they would've had to rebel against Him to get kicked out of heaven..

Incognito
17 year(s) ago

[b]Swinny89 wrote:[/b] [quote]How was Satan able to sin, and why did he? Angels dont have a sin nature correct? So wouldnt Satan not sin unless tempted? Adam and Eve wouldnt have sinned if it werent for Satan tempting Eve, correct? So, would it be possible that God created Satan sinful? If not, I dont see how he would have rebelled.[/quote] He rebelled because God made him sinful.

Swinny89
17 year(s) ago

[b]Incognito wrote:[/b] [quote][b]Swinny89 wrote:[/b] [quote]How was Satan able to sin, and why did he? Angels dont have a sin nature correct? So wouldnt Satan not sin unless tempted? Adam and Eve wouldnt have sinned if it werent for Satan tempting Eve, correct? So, would it be possible that God created Satan sinful? If not, I dont see how he would have rebelled.[/quote] He rebelled because God made him sinful.[/quote] That seems about the most reasonable answer to me, but how can you prove that?

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