Armageddon is over and Satan has won ! What happens now ?

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Armageddon is over and Satan has won ! What happens now ?

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Imagine this: Satan and the Antichrist, against all expectations, have triumphed over the Abrahamitic god, Jesus and the Holy Spirit in the last Battle of Armageddon :)
Our Trinity is not neccessarily dead, but ruined and toppled from its place of Power.
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How do the Abrahamitic god, Jesus and the Holy Spirit feel now, that the unthinkable happened?
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What will Satan and the Antichrist do now that their greatest triumph is accomplished?

What will their minions do and what will the other humans still on earth do?

What will the surviving angels and demons do?

And what happens to the "true christians" that descended to heaven on the first day of tribulation? Will they be kicked out now that evil has won?

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From the OP:
Imagine this: Satan and the Antichrist, against all expectations, have triumphed over the Abrahamitic god, Jesus and the Holy Spirit in the last Battle of Armageddon.
To hear a bunch of 'em tell it, they're on their way to victory as we speak.
Our Trinity is not neccessarily dead, but ruined and toppled from its place of Power.
I never saw it as having much power to begin with, except for the power of religious zealots to impose their superstitions and unfounded beliefs onto others.
How do the Abrahamitic god, Jesus and the Holy Spirit feel now, that the unthinkable happened?
I 'magine they're gonna be at least a little bit upset.
What will Satan and the Antichrist do now that their greatest triumph is accomplished?
Sunday alcohol sales!
What will their minions do and what will the other humans still on earth do?
Sunday marijuana sales!
What will the surviving angels and demons do?
Organize into opposing camps, just like humans are wont to do.
And what happens to the "true christians" that descended to heaven on the first day of tribulation?
They're out of our hair, and our bedrooms!
Will they be kicked out now that evil has won?
Naw, let's keep 'em where they can't continue to oppress others with their holier-than-thou attitudes.
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It is a spiritual war on the possession of souls. So if Satan wins it only means that few souls can be saved.

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i'm a metal smith, i'll be necessary to who ever wins to help rebuild their world, especially if all electricity is reduced to a few generators and flame, instead of pretty silver fish i'll make magnificent gold goat heads.

People of all faiths and through all times have been able to succeed when their time ended and a new one began, it's the human way of survival to get over defeat and come back bigger and better with a new society.

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If we say that no one is greater than God, and he is viewed as the greatest conceivable being, then is it really possible for Satan to defeat Him?

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btj92 wrote:If we say that no one is greater than God, and he is viewed as the greatest conceivable being, then is it really possible for Satan to defeat Him?
Good question. If it isn't, what's all this fuss about the "fight between good and evil" about?

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btj92 wrote:If we say that no one is greater than God, and he is viewed as the greatest conceivable being, then is it really possible for Satan to defeat Him?
Well, maybe, just maybe , Satan is

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btj92 wrote: If we say that no one is greater than God, and he is viewed as the greatest conceivable being, then is it really possible for Satan to defeat Him?
The greatest conceivable being can have no enemies. Take, for example, two beings, one with an enemy that takes 50 years to vanquish and another with an enemy who is vanquished in a nanosecond. Which is the greater being, if that was the only difference between them?
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TheParticlePerson wrote:
btj92 wrote:If we say that no one is greater than God, and he is viewed as the greatest conceivable being, then is it really possible for Satan to defeat Him?
Good question. If it isn't, what's all this fuss about the "fight between good and evil" about?
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btj92 wrote: If we say that no one is greater than God, and he is viewed as the greatest conceivable being, then is it really possible for Satan to defeat Him?
The greatest conceivable being can have no enemies. Take, for example, two beings, one with an enemy that takes 50 years to vanquish and another with an enemy who is vanquished in a nanosecond. Which is the greater being, if that was the only difference between them?
Both great posts that touch on mercy perfectly. You can recognise that God should defeat his enemies but doesn't.

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Wootah wrote:
TheParticlePerson wrote:
btj92 wrote:If we say that no one is greater than God, and he is viewed as the greatest conceivable being, then is it really possible for Satan to defeat Him?
Good question. If it isn't, what's all this fuss about the "fight between good and evil" about?
McCulloch wrote:
btj92 wrote: If we say that no one is greater than God, and he is viewed as the greatest conceivable being, then is it really possible for Satan to defeat Him?
The greatest conceivable being can have no enemies. Take, for example, two beings, one with an enemy that takes 50 years to vanquish and another with an enemy who is vanquished in a nanosecond. Which is the greater being, if that was the only difference between them?
Both great posts that touch on mercy perfectly. You can recognise that God should defeat his enemies but doesn't.
And in doing so, causes so much more misery for everyone else. So much for mercy
“What do you think science is? There is nothing magical about science. It is simply a systematic way for carefully and thoroughly observing nature and using consistent logic to evaluate results. So which part of that exactly do you disagree with? Do you disagree with being thorough? Using careful observation? Being systematic? Or using consistent logic?�

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