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Simply, it changes the overall structure of the universe. But, only God's Will could do such a tremendous thing.

Had there not been for the Earth, the universe would be largely different then it is now.

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Of course humans are the crown of creation; God has in humans incorporated all the traits needed to survive and thrive successfully. ''This could be Heaven for everyone.'' And this ''This could be Heaven for everyone'' must have been derived from the Prophet Isiah's profecy that ''all swords...

An atheist asks another about a Christian claim...priceless.

0 for 2:tutu: The article ends with the writer's statement that Satan exists. The very last sentence. All the studies mentioned notwithstanding. So, how can you be better off by believing that something doesn't exist, when it's clearly stated in the source you are using that such an entity...

Not in a strickt sense.

So we cannot but call it a draw. It would be naive to think that the writer isn't a scientist.

Your evolutionary friends would disagree a bit, I suppose. It was the caution before the Bad that made humans champions of the Earth, wasn't it?

Mind you, you yourself have agreed that it might be possible that the writer says that it is possible that Satan is real. So, how would it be possible to be better off if no one believed in Satan at all, if Satan actually existed?

No, it obviously isn't.

No, we didn't clear that up (but if you want to, we could do that); the article says, between the lines, that the (supposed or not) belief in Satan is good for our judging other things, our judging of other people. Again, read the last paragraph, especially the very last sentence.

Don't you think that the energies produced in the brain and in the heart are much more than matter?

That's my overall impression on the article, I've spotted some literary agents in it, and that did it.

I'm impressed by your ability of understanding, however you don't extrapolate. Extrapolating means reading betwen the lines. This is not a merely scientific article...it's a popular one too, meaning there is literary value in it. Extrapolate the literary meaning, and you'll get the meaning of...

Not ''He'' but ''Hhe'', note the difference:)

Would you read the article between the lines?

One should take a matter as a whole. And both the beginning of the article and the ending of it have been written theistic-wise: belief in Satan is good for you, but only if you are aware just how sly Hhe is.

Belief is beyond emotions.

You aren't that much of a pen fan, are you? The last sentence acts as the leaven to the whole article.