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Anonymous users2024-02-07There are many versions and many theories, and it is generally believed that Lucifer was framed by the king of the gods and ran to the demon world as a fallen angel. In many versions, Lucifer is a positive character.
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Anonymous users2024-02-06The greatest gift God gives to man is love, love requires freedom, there is no love without freedom, I have no way to force a person to love me, I can force him to do something for me, but I have no way to force a person's love, love must come from freedom. God loves the world in this way.
So he asks the world to respond to him with love, and in order to have this loving response, God has created a free me, so that I can receive and respond to God's love, because I am free, and I can also reject God's love. Isn't the evil in the world a lack of love, a lack of response to love? So if you ask God why he allows evil in the world, then I say because God loves the world so much.
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Anonymous users2024-02-05God and Lucifer are in an adversarial relationship in the Divine Comedy, and in later misinformation, it usually refers to Satan the Devil before he was expelled from heaven. The Bible does not mention that Lucifer was once an angel, nor does it mention that Lucifer is Satan, the real ** of this name is the god of the morning star in Roman mythology "lucife", and the "morning star" in Isaiah refers to the king of Babylon, which was later translated into Latin to form the name "lucifer". This name is used in the Latin Vulgate and King James translations of Isaiah 14:12, and the name Lucifer is not present in the original Hebrew Isaiah.
In later misinformation, it usually refers to Satan the devil before being expelled from heaven, and over time, Lucifer became one of Satan's code names. This name appears in the book of Isaiah. Also translated as Lucihua.
This name appears in Dante's Divine Comedy, referring to Satan, the demon king who refused to bow down to Adam after God created the first human being, and then rebelled against God and was expelled from the nine heavens and fell to hell.
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Anonymous users2024-02-04Lucifer is an archangel created by God, who has sufficient wisdom and ability to serve God, but later rebelled due to pride, so God and Lucifer became a hostile relationship, and Lucifer after the fall can be called: Devil.
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Anonymous users2024-02-03Lucifer was once a smiling angel, and God created him to celebrate.
As we can see from Lucifer's example, angels also chose to rebel against God, just like Adam and Eve.
The reason for his rebellion against God should be that his self-consciousness is too inflated and he wants to be equal to the Creator.
According to some sources, Lucifer must have been one of the highest angels, and his abilities must have been very good, which also caused his own pride.
First, each of us often lacks faith, and I am especially true because the devil, our sin, and the world are all denying the existence of God and making us doubt. God says that He created us for good, and we always feel bad for ourselves, God says that He loves us, and the devil says, "Look at you so badly, why does God love you?" So, God comforts and helps us through the Bible, through baptism and the Lord's Supper, through the word of God from the lips of our brothers and sisters, think of your baptism, God said that in His baptism washed away your sins, think of Jesus of the Bible. >>>More
This is because he finds some things difficult to explain with scientific theories, so he says so.
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Analysis: Friedrich Wilhelm Nietzsche (October 15, 1844 Yu Wang August 25, 1900) was a famous German philosopher. Nietzsche was born in Prussia Saxony in 1844 to a family of village pastors. >>>More
Obsessive-compulsive disorder is when you can't get along with yourself.
Because the basis of love does not exist, which is the so-called relationship breakdown! In fact, it's just a kind of rhetoric that another new love is looking for! Don't take the answer too seriously, because the result is doomed!