Comments on: Religious Debates http://got-wicca.org/witch-blog/religious-debates/ Wiccan/Pagan Blog & Information Site Sat, 22 Nov 2008 03:38:36 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.3 By: Matt Stone http://got-wicca.org/witch-blog/religious-debates/#comment-1083 Matt Stone Fri, 25 Apr 2008 03:15:52 +0000 http://got-wicca.org/?p=71#comment-1083 You said, "The “Devil” did not make them do anything. THEY chose to do what they already knew was wrong. They made the decision, knowing this was something that was wrong for them to do, and they have no one to blame but themselves for that decision." That's actually closer to the Biblical truth. It's sad the Christians around you didn't know their Bible so well. You said, “The “Devil” did not make them do anything. THEY chose to do what they already knew was wrong. They made the decision, knowing this was something that was wrong for them to do, and they have no one to blame but themselves for that decision.” That’s actually closer to the Biblical truth. It’s sad the Christians around you didn’t know their Bible so well.

]]> By: Kyle http://got-wicca.org/witch-blog/religious-debates/#comment-1081 Kyle Wed, 23 Apr 2008 20:46:08 +0000 http://got-wicca.org/?p=71#comment-1081 I am so disappointed that the Christians around you have fed you such erroneous information and caused their faith to leave such a bad taste in your mouth... I can barely begin to hilariously correct all of the fallacies you've been exposed to. The devil is the embodiment of evil, but doesn't make anyone do anything. The devil cultivates the desire for evil and presents the opportunity for evil, but it is always our choice and responsibility to turn away from that evil. "The devil made me do it" is just an expression, mostly used in reference to little children, not a legitimate Christian belief. I am so disappointed that the Christians around you have fed you such erroneous information and caused their faith to leave such a bad taste in your mouth… I can barely begin to hilariously correct all of the fallacies you’ve been exposed to.

The devil is the embodiment of evil, but doesn’t make anyone do anything. The devil cultivates the desire for evil and presents the opportunity for evil, but it is always our choice and responsibility to turn away from that evil. “The devil made me do it” is just an expression, mostly used in reference to little children, not a legitimate Christian belief.

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