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 == Intro ==
-There are people who claim to be a god who will come to you. Show up on your porch claim I am a god and Satan doesn't exist.
+TIn certain situations, individuals may claim divine status or reject foundational religious concepts, such as the existence of Satan. These claims can lead to confusion or provoke strong reactions among those who adhere to traditional religious beliefs.
-How deluded can you be. Crazy lunatics.
+From a Christian perspective, such declarations are seen as inconsistent with biblical teachings. For example, the Bible affirms the existence of Satan as a spiritual adversary:
-Claiming to be a god and saying that Satan doesn't exist.
+"Be sober, be vigilant; because your adversary the devil, as a roaring lion, walketh about, seeking whom he may devour." (1 Peter 5:8, KJV)
+When encountering individuals who claim to be divine, it is important to approach the situation with caution and discernment. Engaging in respectful dialogue may help clarify their beliefs and motivations. Questions such as “Do you believe in Jesus Christ?” or “Can He heal?” can serve as starting points for understanding their spiritual views. However, one should remain vigilant and rely on personal judgment or spiritual guidance when deciding how to proceed.
-Well Satan definitely exists and if they don't know that then they are definitely not a god.
+Such encounters may reflect broader societal trends, including the influence of self-centered ideologies or materialistic philosophies that conflict with Christian teachings. The Bible warns of people who exhibit such traits in 2 Timothy 3, describing individuals in "perilous times" as “lovers of themselves, proud, and disobedient to the truth.”
-So its two lies in one breath.
+Practical Advice
+It is advisable to evaluate these situations carefully, keeping in mind that not all claims or philosophies align with Christian beliefs. If engaging with such individuals feels unsafe or unproductive, it may be best to maintain distance while praying for their spiritual growth. As Christians, the goal is to act with love and humility, leaving ultimate judgment to God:
-I am a god, satan doesn't exist can be said in one breath and its two lies.
+"Judge not, that ye be not judged." (Matthew 7:1, KJV)
-What is going to happen to these people, wise in their own conceit.
-Believing that they are some special person here on earth and then they dont even know about Satan.
-Well they are going to burn in hell for ever and ever. That is what is going to happen to them.
-And I am going to be there watching when they are judged by the Lord Jesus Christ and cast into the lake of fire.
-This of course unless they come to faith in the Lord Jesus Christ in their life time.
-Which I doubt they will.
-But be weary of these people who claim to be gods. They might very well be SatanBots of the less dangerous kind. Those who work for a SatanBot that is possessed by an unclean spirit.
-I mean shouldn't a satanbot that is possessed by an unclean spirit know that Satan does exist. I think so.
-So they would then be the lower ranking satanbots.
-Well could maybe be possible to communicate with them then.
-But beware people that are on the Satanbot philosophy and come to you are most likely coming to you for personal gain and don't mind if you get hurt in the process.
-Evil people generally work for Satan after all.
-Best to just shut the door for them maybe.
-You decide.
-Only talk to them if the spirit is stirred in you.
-If the person on top of claiming to be god doesnt know who Jesus is. By answering to questions like this:
-{{ PreB |
--- Do you believe in Jesus Christ
--- Can he heal ?
-}}
-You are definitely dealing with an ignoramus, an idiot, a fucking dirt bag.
 == See also ==