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I have of late noticed that people constantly missinterperate religion, for instance, I had a friend of mine tell me how in christianity, satan was one of the many victims, this however is not true and im sure many of you know that.
In Christianity, we have a few key roles. The first, of course, is God then we have his son, Jesus and also, we have the holy spirit. Although they are three different people, at the same time they are all one being. I understand that this sounds complex but this is how Christian's view things.
Now along with those three we have the angels, who worship and love God. we will call them, team A.
Next we have Satan and he's a bit of a copycat so he came up with, The Antichrist, The beast and his any demons.

So lets put all of this into prospective now.
God is an all powerful being that created heaven, and everything in it (including the angels). and each of these angel had they're own job's, one of these Angels was called, Lucifer and he was the Cheif......

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