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iPhone_7 posted...

Interesting concept. The (actually) bad deity won and tricked everyone into thinking the (actually) good deity was the bad one.

Ive thought this. Take for an example the concept of Hell. If you read Revelations, it is actually sadistic. Humanity and all life tormented and killed by the millions, demons and angels of death roaming the world reaping souls, dissidents cast into fire forever to burn in constant torment. The winner of the battle between ultimate deities casts the loser into fire where they burn forever because they cant die. Which i believe is a reference to casting one of the gods into the Sun itself. What if the Sun is actually powered by the incredible energy of an alien god that is trapped inside of it? What if angels left heaven to fall in love with humans and have kida we refer to as nephilim. Maybe the leader of these angels was named Azazel and is locked in a pit in the center of the Earth by Apollyon.

And the one sitting in Heaven is actually a god of death and pain who overthrew the original Creator out of jealousy. Because hes powerful but he cannot create, only destroy, and thats why life is always more powerful than death and birth is a miracle. And why good always overpowers evil in popular culture, because darkness cant exist when light shines on it. Like using the truth to expose a piece of shit. But this fake god is harvesting souls and gathering power for a final battle for control of the world, because it wants to cast us all into the void.

What if Lucifer the fallen angel is actually a "female" and the creator God is in love with her and cant bring himself to destroy her? They said Lucifer was the most beautiful angel of all, we dont know hes a man, and the greatest trick the devil ever pulled was convincing the world he didnt exist. The dark is gaining more and more power, maybe they think they can finally take god out because Lucifer is a crazy bitch with daddy issues. Like a gf who hates you for being strong and cant help but try to break you, the way a kid constantly tests the parent unless they are firmly disciplined.