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Category Archives: Glorifying the Absent Satan
Blaming Satan for Human Choices
One very popular error today in churches is the promotion of “Satan”—along with whatever modifications on the original are necessary to keep the myth of his continued presence alive. He who once was said, quite literally, to be “masquerading as … Continue reading →