Stuart Stone
Hmmm....the whole God fiction, by extrapolation kinda negates the existence of the Devil... However, if the Devil were/is real, and his (I apologise if my depiction of the Devil as a male offends or is perceived as sexist :P ) only recorded deaths/murders were inflicted upon 'Holy men', then it kinda becomes a disincentive to engage in any form of Bible reading or study lest we be branded Holy men and incur his wrath (sorry again for the male depiction of the Devil but at least I'm consistent). Also, his (The Devil's) wrath is only 10/2476633 that of God, which kinda makes Devil worship a piss poor violent/evil substitution to worshipping God who according to the Bible is several orders of magnitude more violent, murderous and evil...and here's the kicker for me: If you believe in the Devil, then you must also be a Christian and or believe in God, cos as far as I can tell, at least according to the Bible, they're not mutually exclusive concepts! And ultimately, what sort of a God would create an 'angel' with the capacity and or free will to become evil? I thought free will was reserved for man... That shit is just too mind boggling to be considered anything other than fiction :P