gnostic
The Lost One
Since the Judaism and Christianity believe in good and evil, and God and Satan, wouldn't Christianity and Judaism (and even Islam) be dualistic instead of monotheistic?
Since God is usually classified as being good and Satan as evil, then they are two eternal spirits - or gods as you could put it (though this may offend some people).
Of course, I have heard of legend that Satan was not alway evil, and that his fall was the result of God placing great honor on his creation - Adam. Jealousy, pride and rebellion deprive him a place in heaven. But this story was not included in canons. This would mean that the personification of evil started at the time of Adam's creation, and therefore evil is not an eternal.
But how can that be possible? Good can not exist without evil, just as evil could not survive without good.
Your thoughts?
Since God is usually classified as being good and Satan as evil, then they are two eternal spirits - or gods as you could put it (though this may offend some people).
Of course, I have heard of legend that Satan was not alway evil, and that his fall was the result of God placing great honor on his creation - Adam. Jealousy, pride and rebellion deprive him a place in heaven. But this story was not included in canons. This would mean that the personification of evil started at the time of Adam's creation, and therefore evil is not an eternal.
But how can that be possible? Good can not exist without evil, just as evil could not survive without good.
Your thoughts?