Can you imagine the horror of Satan actually having a free will? That is, the nightmare of believing that not even God could stop the
Adversary's evil designs—as much as He might want to?
And yet this is what Christianity believes. How do we know? The satanic template starts in the Garden. God wanted a perfect
world, but Satan dashed the Deity's hopes and dreams by deceiving the woman. There it is. That's where these religionists set the table. So now, when God decides to bind Satan and the start of the thousand-year kingdom, Christians have a problem. What if Satan does't want to be bound? "Oh, this is where God takes away Satan's free will." Really? But what if Satan doesn't WANT his free will taken away? So you see the corner that these schizo-miscreants paint themselves into with the lie of
satanic sovereignty.
I prefer the truth. And the truth is that Satan was not a good angel who, with a handful of his cronies, decided to rebel when God wasn't looking. What a
juvenile idea. Satan was created purposely by God to be what he was and what he is, and at no time has he ever operated outside of God's control.
Gee—do I have Scripture for
this?
What do YOU think?
