Because the foundation of some teachings is flawed, in one breath you say God commands his children to forgive yet cannot get to forgive Satan. Well, that’s because God is one, unity, indivisible, the creator of light and darkness. As the Book of Isaiah says, “I form the light, and create darkness: I make peace, and create evil: I the Lord do all these things” (Isaiah 45:7). Some may argue, but that’s fine; it’s almost impossible to change people from doctrines they have known since birth.
In occult sciences( a neutral word , defined by Webster as study of mystical beliefs , or the supernatural phenomenon,, etc i) , Satan isn’t typically portrayed as a distinct figure like in some other religious traditions. Instead, occult science tends to focus on principles like the interplay of opposites, the pursuit of spiritual enlightenment, and the concept of the One or the All. Evil or negative aspects are often seen as part of the illusion or imperfection of the material world rather than personified in a single entity like Satan. Even in the Israeli authors of the Old Testament, where Satan was first mentioned, there’s a different understanding of Satan. In Judaism, Satan is often regarded as an adversary or accuser rather than a purely evil figure. The term “Satan” originates from Hebrew and means “adversary” or “opponent.” In Jewish thought, Satan is sometimes depicted as a heavenly prosecutor, challenging individuals to test their faith or to serve as a tempter. This portrayal contrasts with the more malevolent figure of Satan in Christian theology..
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