Talk:Demon - Revision history

Deborah at 01:58, August 27, 2008

2008-08-27T01:58:33Z

Learn together: /* Demons and angels */

2007-08-14T06:37:54Z

Demons and angels

LilGeorgiaPeach81: /* Demons and angels */ there is a difference

2007-08-08T19:48:21Z

Demons and angels: there is a difference

Ed Poor: f they are not fallen angels, then did the pre-exist the fall?

2007-05-21T13:35:02Z

f they are not fallen angels, then did the pre-exist the fall?

Suricou at 16:30, May 9, 2007

2007-05-09T16:30:29Z

Scorpion at 23:08, April 21, 2007

2007-04-21T23:08:52Z

Godman at 21:40, March 17, 2007

2007-03-17T21:40:15Z

JesusSaves at 03:52, March 12, 2007

2007-03-12T03:52:53Z

JesusSaves at 03:52, March 12, 2007

2007-03-12T03:52:36Z

JesusSaves at 03:52, March 12, 2007

2007-03-12T03:52:06Z

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The references to the "Nine Hells" and the "Abyss" appear to be based on the occult views of the universe propounded by the dungeons and dragons followers. I suspect this article has been written as a joke. The Bible mentions one Hell and the "Abyss" is merely a synonym for it used in some (but not all) versions of the Bible, not a separate place. It's dungeons and dragons appears to treat the Nine Hells and the Abyss as different places. <font color=navy>--[[User:JesusSaves|JesusSaves]] 23:51, 11 March 2007 (EDT)</font>

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	The references to the "Nine Hells" and the "Abyss" appear to be based on the occult views of the universe propounded by dungeons and dragons players. I suspect this article has been written as a joke. The Bible mentions one Hell and the "Abyss" is merely a synonym for it used in some (but not all) versions of the Bible, not a separate place. It's dungeons and dragons appears to treat the Nine Hells and the Abyss as different places. <font color=navy>--[[User:JesusSaves\|JesusSaves]] 23:51, 11 March 2007 (EDT)</font>		The references to the "Nine Hells" and the "Abyss" appear to be based on the occult views of the universe propounded by dungeons and dragons players. I suspect this article has been written as a joke. The Bible mentions one Hell and the "Abyss" is merely a synonym for it used in some (but not all) versions of the Bible, not a separate place. It's dungeons and dragons appears to treat the Nine Hells and the Abyss as different places. <font color=navy>--[[User:JesusSaves\|JesusSaves]] 23:51, 11 March 2007 (EDT)</font>
	:: Or Dante. He wrote a book about it. Perhaps you've heard of it. It's called Inferno. It preceded Dungeons and Dragons by a couple of hundred years. [[User:Godman\|Godman]] 17:40, 17 March 2007 (EDT)		:: Or Dante. He wrote a book about it. Perhaps you've heard of it. It's called Inferno. It preceded Dungeons and Dragons by a couple of hundred years. [[User:Godman\|Godman]] 17:40, 17 March 2007 (EDT)

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	Are there any religions which say that angels can "fall"? If so, which ones? --[[User:Ed Poor\|Ed Poor]] 09:35, 21 May 2007 (EDT)		Are there any religions which say that angels can "fall"? If so, which ones? --[[User:Ed Poor\|Ed Poor]] 09:35, 21 May 2007 (EDT)
	:I am quite sure there is a difference between demons and fallen angels. While a host of fallen angels does serve Satan, demons are soulless creatures created by Satan. That is the way I was taught. [[User:LilGeorgiaPeach81\|Mellie]] 15:48, 8 August 2007 (EDT)		:I am quite sure there is a difference between demons and fallen angels. While a host of fallen angels does serve Satan, demons are soulless creatures created by Satan. That is the way I was taught. [[User:LilGeorgiaPeach81\|Mellie]] 15:48, 8 August 2007 (EDT)
		+	::That's not, to the best of my knowledge, a Biblical view. Do you mind if I ask what church or institution tought you this theory? I'm always interested in learning more about where different theologies come from and which group or denomination holds them. Thanks [[User:Learn together\|Learn together]] 02:37, 14 August 2007 (EDT)

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	Are there any religions which say that angels can "fall"? If so, which ones? --[[User:Ed Poor\|Ed Poor]] 09:35, 21 May 2007 (EDT)		Are there any religions which say that angels can "fall"? If so, which ones? --[[User:Ed Poor\|Ed Poor]] 09:35, 21 May 2007 (EDT)
		+	:I am quite sure there is a difference between demons and fallen angels. While a host of fallen angels does serve Satan, demons are soulless creatures created by Satan. That is the way I was taught. [[User:LilGeorgiaPeach81\|Mellie]] 15:48, 8 August 2007 (EDT)

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	:::This article should be merged with [[Fallen angels]]. After all, they're both the same. '''<font color="#FFCC00">Scorp</font><font color="#773300">ion</font>'''<sup>[[User_Talk:Scorpion\|Tell me what you think]]</sup> 19:08, 21 April 2007 (EDT)		:::This article should be merged with [[Fallen angels]]. After all, they're both the same. '''<font color="#FFCC00">Scorp</font><font color="#773300">ion</font>'''<sup>[[User_Talk:Scorpion\|Tell me what you think]]</sup> 19:08, 21 April 2007 (EDT)
	::::No, fallen angels seem to be quite different things. All fallen angles may be demons, but not all demons are fallen angels. And Godman was right, Dante's Inferno (Not a book, but the first third of a poetic trilogy) popularised the circles of hell concept. Im going to quickly rough out some stub sections here that can be used as a guide to improve the article. - [[User:Suricou\|Suricou]]		::::No, fallen angels seem to be quite different things. All fallen angles may be demons, but not all demons are fallen angels. And Godman was right, Dante's Inferno (Not a book, but the first third of a poetic trilogy) popularised the circles of hell concept. Im going to quickly rough out some stub sections here that can be used as a guide to improve the article. - [[User:Suricou\|Suricou]]
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		+	==Demons and angels==
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		+	Cut from intro:
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		+	:Demons are not to be confused with [[fallen angels]] or the [[Devil]], which are similar creatures but not wholly the same.
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		+	If they are not fallen angels, then did the pre-exist the fall? Who created them? Or did the exist from "the beginning" along side of God?
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		+	We should not make such a definite pronouncement - especially under the guise of removing confusion. Better to say '''who''' promotes this distinction between demons and angels.
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		+	Are there any religions which say that angels can "fall"? If so, which ones? --[[User:Ed Poor\|Ed Poor]] 09:35, 21 May 2007 (EDT)

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	:::This article should be merged with [[Fallen angels]]. After all, they're both the same. '''<font color="#FFCC00">Scorp</font><font color="#773300">ion</font>'''<sup>[[User_Talk:Scorpion\|Tell me what you think]]</sup> 19:08, 21 April 2007 (EDT)		:::This article should be merged with [[Fallen angels]]. After all, they're both the same. '''<font color="#FFCC00">Scorp</font><font color="#773300">ion</font>'''<sup>[[User_Talk:Scorpion\|Tell me what you think]]</sup> 19:08, 21 April 2007 (EDT)
		+	::::No, fallen angels seem to be quite different things. All fallen angles may be demons, but not all demons are fallen angels. And Godman was right, Dante's Inferno (Not a book, but the first third of a poetic trilogy) popularised the circles of hell concept. Im going to quickly rough out some stub sections here that can be used as a guide to improve the article. - [[User:Suricou\|Suricou]]

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	The references to the "Nine Hells" and the "Abyss" appear to be based on the occult views of the universe propounded by dungeons and dragons players. I suspect this article has been written as a joke. The Bible mentions one Hell and the "Abyss" is merely a synonym for it used in some (but not all) versions of the Bible, not a separate place. It's dungeons and dragons appears to treat the Nine Hells and the Abyss as different places. <font color=navy>--[[User:JesusSaves\|JesusSaves]] 23:51, 11 March 2007 (EDT)</font>		The references to the "Nine Hells" and the "Abyss" appear to be based on the occult views of the universe propounded by dungeons and dragons players. I suspect this article has been written as a joke. The Bible mentions one Hell and the "Abyss" is merely a synonym for it used in some (but not all) versions of the Bible, not a separate place. It's dungeons and dragons appears to treat the Nine Hells and the Abyss as different places. <font color=navy>--[[User:JesusSaves\|JesusSaves]] 23:51, 11 March 2007 (EDT)</font>
	:: Or Dante. He wrote a book about it. Perhaps you've heard of it. It's called Inferno. It preceded Dungeons and Dragons by a couple of hundred years. [[User:Godman\|Godman]] 17:40, 17 March 2007 (EDT)		:: Or Dante. He wrote a book about it. Perhaps you've heard of it. It's called Inferno. It preceded Dungeons and Dragons by a couple of hundred years. [[User:Godman\|Godman]] 17:40, 17 March 2007 (EDT)
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		+	:::This article should be merged with [[Fallen angels]]. After all, they're both the same. '''<font color="#FFCC00">Scorp</font><font color="#773300">ion</font>'''<sup>[[User_Talk:Scorpion\|Tell me what you think]]</sup> 19:08, 21 April 2007 (EDT)

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	The references to the "Nine Hells" and the "Abyss" appear to be based on the occult views of the universe propounded by dungeons and dragons players. I suspect this article has been written as a joke. The Bible mentions one Hell and the "Abyss" is merely a synonym for it used in some (but not all) versions of the Bible, not a separate place. It's dungeons and dragons appears to treat the Nine Hells and the Abyss as different places. <font color=navy>--[[User:JesusSaves\|JesusSaves]] 23:51, 11 March 2007 (EDT)</font>		The references to the "Nine Hells" and the "Abyss" appear to be based on the occult views of the universe propounded by dungeons and dragons players. I suspect this article has been written as a joke. The Bible mentions one Hell and the "Abyss" is merely a synonym for it used in some (but not all) versions of the Bible, not a separate place. It's dungeons and dragons appears to treat the Nine Hells and the Abyss as different places. <font color=navy>--[[User:JesusSaves\|JesusSaves]] 23:51, 11 March 2007 (EDT)</font>
		+	:: Or Dante. He wrote a book about it. Perhaps you've heard of it. It's called Inferno. It preceded Dungeons and Dragons by a couple of hundred years. [[User:Godman\|Godman]] 17:40, 17 March 2007 (EDT)

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−	The references to the "Nine Hells" and the "Abyss" appear to be based on the occult views of the universe propounded by ~~the~~ dungeons and dragons players. I suspect this article has been written as a joke. The Bible mentions one Hell and the "Abyss" is merely a synonym for it used in some (but not all) versions of the Bible, not a separate place. It's dungeons and dragons appears to treat the Nine Hells and the Abyss as different places. <font color=navy>--[[User:JesusSaves\|JesusSaves]] 23:51, 11 March 2007 (EDT)</font>	+	The references to the "Nine Hells" and the "Abyss" appear to be based on the occult views of the universe propounded by dungeons and dragons players. I suspect this article has been written as a joke. The Bible mentions one Hell and the "Abyss" is merely a synonym for it used in some (but not all) versions of the Bible, not a separate place. It's dungeons and dragons appears to treat the Nine Hells and the Abyss as different places. <font color=navy>--[[User:JesusSaves\|JesusSaves]] 23:51, 11 March 2007 (EDT)</font>