31 Sneaky Lies the Enemy Wants You to Believe

Originally posted by Pudgenik
A thousand years ago, going to the moon was a fairy tail.

Maybe you have difficulty believing in my fairy tail now, but give it a thousand years and maybe you will see it to.

Originally posted by Pudgenik
I can think of a few others who are "long winded" . All mean well. I just like personal thoughts that are a bit shorter. So thank you for the revised edition. LOL

Originally posted by karoly aczel
We might not have another thousand,though we should have many thousands...

I see atheist struggle with this one but there are still some more on this list for sue.
11. Satan wants you to think God is a tyrant.

There are two sides to every story. Scared of the rest of the story?

Originally posted by apathist
There are two sides to every story. Scared of the rest of the story?

Originally posted by RBHILL
1. Satan wants you to believe that he’s stronger than God.
2. The enemy wants you to believe the Word of Almighty God is not true.
3. Satan wants you to think badly of God, too.
4. There is no such thing as absolute truth.
5. You don't have to worry about Satan.
6. Satan wants you to believe that God is boring.
7. Satan wants you to think he’s not re ...[text shortened]... ct.
31. The devil wants you to believe that what you do can’t possibly matter in the long run.

Originally posted by RBHILL
31 Sneaky Lies the Enemy Wants You to Believe
Once upon a time, Lucifer tried to take over heaven. Predictably, he failed and was kicked out. Now, he seeks vengeance. He can't hurt God, but he can harm you -- who God dearly loves. So, he lies to you, seeking to destroy you and separate you from your loving Father. And he's particularly sneaky ...
Lies, lies ...[text shortened]... d then I will declare to them, 'I never knew you; depart from Me, you who practice lawlessness!'

Originally posted by Ghost of a Duke
Hang on, hang on.

1. Satan wants you to believe that he's stronger than God, 'and'
7. Satan wants you to think he’s not real, that he’s not a threat.

How can both of these be true?!

Originally posted by Pudgenik
A thousand years ago, going to the moon was a fairy tail.

Maybe you have difficulty believing in my fairy tail now, but give it a thousand years and maybe you will see it to.

Originally posted by wolfgang59
No it wasn't.

In a thousand years time you think we shall all believe in fantasy creatures
spending their time sitting around an egocentric god chanting pleasantries
at him?

btw fairy-tale or fairytale or fairy tale.

NOT tail you idiot

Originally posted by wolfgang59
No it wasn't.

In a thousand years time you think we shall all believe in fantasy creatures
spending their time sitting around an egocentric god chanting pleasantries
at him?

btw fairy-tale or fairytale or fairy tale.

NOT tail you idiot

Originally posted by sonhouse
Maybe he meant just that, a fairy tail. Don't fairies have tails? Maybe there is more to that statement that meets the eye.

Originally posted by RBHILL
Then meets the eye not that means the eye.

Originally posted by RBHILL
Then meets the eye not that means the eye.