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A Response To Christianity: The Angel Satan

Satan is mentioned in both the old and new testament as an enemy of the 'god' of that testament. Only flawed gods create an enemy. In wiccan, as 'witches' Satan is an angel, not fallen but given by the Source of all creation, a divine being that is among us for ultimate faith in the Source of our existence. The witch, the wiccan, the goddess in us understands this in the Source Of All Things. Wiccan's do NOT have enemy's we don't cultivate them as we try to be creative Goddesses always on the path of peace as we seek it in strength and in truth. We light a candle for proof of magic, we light a candle to understand that we belong, we light a candle to know that our hand that strikes the match is also of the flame that comes from our Source. Do No Harm. Blessed Be.

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Permalink Reply by RavenHeart~ on May 29, 2016 at 7:25am

How can you say that he's an Angel....what literature is your source according to wiccan guidelines....to date I've not learned a single thing in wicca regarding satan......The Goddess Diane had a daughter by Lucifer named Aradia.....there is mass confusion surrounding this "supposed" angel....I, as much as anyone would like to understand but in doing so embroils us in a fight that's not our own and is just a handed down historical account that is not quite clear..... an important aspect is that Lucifer IS Satan, who he became after he fought with God and went into darkness...he was known as the Bearer of Light until then, as Satan he changed and became much different...also, deities are to worship not criticize....would you say any of your gods are flawed? The Christian bible begins with Creation and ends with a giant fight & destruction and that's why ppl hesitate...who could or would worship destruction? It's purpose, presumably is to point out that there is a supreme being that rules us and whom we should respect...and respect is a key word in itself...we should respect deities even if they are not our Patrons. Blessed Be!