The great villain "Iblis"

 So what is a devil after all?


I think in Islam it was Iblis. He was also one of God's creations, an angel, but he told God that he could turn humans against God,


so God said, "Then go ahead and do it,"


and he entered people's hearts as a devil, I think that's the plot. In Christianity it's Satan, who was also a former angel. This one is a fallen angel.


In other words, Iblis entered our hearts as a devil with God's approval. After all, there's no way an angel like him could defeat God. They're on completely different levels. It's not a contest from the start. Iblis must have known that very well. So Iblis


"dared to take on the role of the villain." 

He took on the role of the most disadvantageous, the most hated, and in the end, always brilliantly defeated by justice, that is, by love. Without him, God's glory would not be highlighted.


But Iblis, the villain, has been trying a little too hard lately? It's true that he is a little over the top, but does that mean he is a great villain?


And because he continues to play his role so well, it means that there is no one among us who is 100% good.


So why did God have to select Iblis as the villain?


Is it because of the way we humans perceive things?


Light and darkness, good and evil, life and death


It seems that we cannot perceive things without opposing concepts. So in order to perceive God, we need to create a devil as an opposing concept. Without a villain, there would be no hero.


Human nature is a little sad.


Why is it like this?


Maybe it comes from the mechanism of the neural circuits in the brain? The information that neurons receive is ultimately electrical signals, right? Electrical signals are on or off, right? The opposing concepts of on and off. Or 0 and 1.


Humans' way of perceiving things is made up of on and off. If it was always on or always off, we wouldn't be able to perceive anything.


Everything comes from God, but if God is everything, humans won't understand God if they leave it that way.


Even so, I hope he'll go easy on this rare and great villain.


Let love and mercy guide us.

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