Paradise Regained | The Devil's Forgotten Story You Were Never Told 

It should end with the final battle of Satan and his demons vs Jesus and the angels like in the Apocalypse.

@@ww2germanhero it will. Wef

you see their building every day you wake up and go outside. What do you think of the job they have done?

@@LMS916 you mean today's mordern architecture is demon architecture?

NO ONE TELL HIM

I can't stand the the Divine Comedy. The political partisanship is too petty and offensive to me. Dante was a snake, and his writings read like the writings of a coward and a liar.

He was LYING LOL

Poe's "The Poetic Principle" directly addresses the length of Paradise Lost; some might be curious to read his commentary on the subject. For those who are not familiar with Poe, it's worth mentioning that his style is quite unique in its combination of precision with allegory, sarcasm, humor and metaphor. Poe also wrote multiple essays on cryptography and is known to have inserted hidden messages in less traditional ways ("A Valentine" being a clear example).

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I think he did and that’s why he fell. Ezekiel talks about how Lucifer fell because he traded information about God’s plan and purpose for mankind.

Kinda hard to kick yourself for not knowing somebody who didn't exist and wasn't even born yet. By the time Yeshua or Jesus Christ was born, all the arch demons and fallen angels had been identified and bound by Solomon with the archangels...and most of them were made to confess that the one they feared the most was "the one who was Emmanuel to come"...like, I don't think they were just playing stupid and being cryptic. But clearly none of them knew his name or who he was, and I doubt even the archangels knew before God sent one of them to tell Mary she was pregnant. It's kinda common sense to assume that they're not privy to everything God's plans are, because they are not gods, just angels and messengers. Just saying.

@@intellectualeigh7458the son always existed. He was the eternal word of God

That's because Christianity is the bootleg of Judaism.

I see you've seen avatar, but have you seen...avatar....on acid?

​@@GodofLovers LMAO

I have always thought the same thing!

Right, total torture porn.

You dont like avatar, do you?

A few years ago they planned a film, but the idea never took off.

Make one yourself, bud. I think it's in public domain, so you don't have to worry about copyright strike

@@MrWill7980 I want to write comics so honestly I might lmao thanks for the encouragment

@@VXMasterson you're very welcome. I'd take a Crack at it, but my creativity has been at kinda low lately

@@VXMasterson if you do, please come back to update?! love that idea!

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As you all should touch some grass :)

Jesus was like bro I made the grass; get out ✌🏾🤣🤣

Lucifer is pathetic, he should be the one to go touch grass. Oh wait, he cant. Everything he touches or walks on dies.

@@andvan5171 If what you say is true then why isn't the earth dead?

What about the third fall?

Paradise Lost 2: God Strikes Back coming soon... Paradise Lost 3: The Swift and the Wrathful

May I know which please?

@@chengokeishing2.010 Lamia or the Sylla story from Mythology and fiction explained Book.

This is not the Bible

Wild coyotte sound to be expected here ^^

Technically this is almost the modern period and after the Renaissance, but i get your point it was still a deeply religious period. However the Catholic Church had by the then a very limited influence over Englishmen who were mostly protestants by that date

you tried to sound smart but failed

You are so right I think the same the same thing that is a good point

Heaven and Hell they were invented for the New Orthodox Christians fake Testament. To dominate imbeciles with fear 😱 amen

Yeah but I've realized that the mistakes our ancestors make affect their descendants for generations,whether it is financial or sexual abuse, incest, physical abuse, toxic belief systems that don't instill the right values or morals those can pass down for hundreds of years, I know families who suffered because of mistakes made by grandparents, its concerning.

Yeah Original Sin is bs

Dude this is old mythology.

I agree..sort of. I wouldn’t call god evil. I would say that this “law” put into action by god is evil. However god is essentially his son. Kind of. In the flesh so he arguably put himself under the subjugation of the “sins of the father “law”” but that also doesn’t take back what god did. But I can kind of see it as a form of atonement from god because of his creation of that “law”. I can consider this possibly as god do this to achieve a state of dualism in himself and follow the law of “as above, so below”

Evil by human morality definitely but sin and morality are two different things.

@@nosuchluck6326 That would be an interesting argument, but it runs into problems. Let us start with the concept of what God is supposed to be, and for the vast majority of Christianity, God is allegedly all-powerful, all-knowing, all-wise, and all-loving - the forms or methods employed can be debated until the heat-death of the universe, but this is supposed to be God's personality. If God is all-powerful, then why does he have to create a means for him to come down to Earth (regardless if it is through a son or not) to then subject him (God, son, or both) to such torment? Why not just defy the rules and laws God set for humanity - or at least his chosen people - and simply end it, declare forgiveness or whatever term you want to use? If he could not do that, then he is not all-powerful. Okay, so how about if he did not see a need for this? Then that means he is not all-knowing or all-wise, or else he would have seen this coming. Then what if he did know that this would be the case, and that the laws truly are as all-powerful as possible? Well, that then calls the all-loving part into serious question. I will grant that there is no truly universal sign of love...though the contenders that could be argued to be such tend to be very similar (and not what the vast majority recognize as signs of a violently abusive relationship). Suddenly, the whole concept of this type of God is tenuous at best, a complete false fabrication at worst. Sure, you can then argue that man simply cannot know what God thinks, but that is very dubious. First, that argument typically gets spouted in order to defend/justify the violent abusive aspects, which have been largely abandoned by the world. Second, man is supposedly created in God's image, to be as much like him as possible on Earth, so man likely already does think like God supposedly does - that whole "Isn't it convenient that these people's god(s) hate the same other groups that they do" thing stems from this. So already, God is not looking to be "the good guy" (because God is typically portrayed as a man, I am using the term). Does this make Satan the better one, or at least the lesser evil? Not necessarily - Satan can still be evil and very much so, but given that God is supposed to be the ideal, and even in the Bible, God is shown to do much more and much worse than Satan, it does not make God look good, more like he is the "evil that you know," which is not exactly a ringing endorsement, especially when they are supposed to be competing with each other. Like I said, Satan can still be evil...very evil...maybe even the most evil being you can imagine. Unfortunately, God is not exactly doing anything to demonstrate that God is not evil or even any less evil, and those who are supposed to be his champions end up sounding too much like that woman in a DV case who says, "He is not normally like this. He is a truly good man when he does not drink," while sporting two black eyes and having crutches as the man in question is (likely still) drunk - again, not a ringing endorsement. And this is all before you get to Jesus, so let us now pivot to him. First, how would Jesus by the Son of God as well as God himself? Is Jesus some kind of extension or mind transfer/share, like from the Avatar movies (I am using them because of the timing of the sequel's release)? Then what exactly was Jesus up until, say, his baptism? Was he living like anyone else of his time? What about the Bible passage of him as a kid when he was stumping his religious teachers? Was that God speaking through him...or was that just the perception and clarity that is often found in children? There is a reason why all religions, especially today but just as true back then, predominantly focused on "educating" children. You can argue that he was the Son of God since he was conceived in Mary, and that is all well and good...on its own, completely separate from him also being God. So when did Jesus become God, or at the very least start to consistently think, act, and/or preach like God? If there was a change, then what were the results of the change? It probably was not like the Avatar movies, as Jesus was never a mindless shell, at least not according to the Bible. Was there a separate mind, conscience...soul? If so, what happened? Did it somehow merge with God, possibly losing itself? That could explain Jesus' desperate plea to God to be spared from his imminent execution as well as him asking why God, to quote the Bible, had forsaken him. Did Jesus willingly choose to become God (or become one with God or whatever your preferred phrasing is)? Did he choose it without any possible usage of brainwashing, which would have taken away at least part of his will and possibly made him an obedient slave? Sure, you can say that Jesus said that slaves must be obedient, but then you come back to the whole "Jesus is God" concept and have to ask, "Did Jesus really preach that...or did God, after he had effectively replaced/merged with Jesus?" You see how evil this is making God look? Even claiming that this is simply human perspective is extremely flimsy and suspect. Sure, there is plenty to argue - at least some of which rightfully so - that human perspectives are not exactly ideal...but how can some other entity's perspective supposedly be better? Even AI quickly learns and exhibits all of humanity's worst aspects if left alone to interact with humanity. How exactly is God supposed to be better? The whole "higher plane" only serves as an excuse to not try to answer that, and it comes back around to how it is regularly used - not "has been," which is true, but "is," because it is still going on - to justify the aforementioned violent abusive aspects, with examples like slavery, genocide, mutilation - the whole "the body is supposedly God's temple and therefore must not be defiled" thing (why Jews do not allow tattoos yet still circumcise themselves and all that) - and war. Once more, Satan does not necessarily have to be less evil than God - Satan can certainly be at least as evil as God, and you can even claim that Satan certainly is more evil than God, whether or not you have any evidence for that - but God is not doing a good job of making himself look less evil than Satan. And with this comes the question: which is more evil, Satan, who offers immediate rewards and (likely unspoken) the most severe suffering afterwards...or God, who offers immediate suffering and great rewards afterwards, yet has rarely, if ever, demonstrated to actually give those rewards after having put up with the suffering? God ends up continuing to make himself look just as, if not even more, evil than Satan. This is not an image that you would want a supposed "good guy" to have. You know who you end up with here? Homelander - and just to make it clear on this one, Homelander is *NOT* a good guy despite all of the marketing he regularly gets. With all of this said, it all comes down to one very important distinction that must be made, one that bears dire outcomes and implications on the selected answer: Does God _need_ to do this...or does God _want_ to do this? All that I presented is the problems that arise if you argue that it is the former. If you want to argue that it is the latter, well, most people will just look at you and go, "Okay, he can want to do him, but if his likely thoughtless whims involves purposefully making me and/or anyone else suffer, then why the f^^^ should I or anyone else accept that?" Any attempt to answer this in justification only makes you look demented and arguably in need to be locked away under close watch in order to prevent harm to others or even yourself.

It also sound slike a weak excuse for someone who doesn't have the power to stand up to Rome... Sorry Satan, sorry God, but you guys don't stand a chance against the Legios !

How are they evil for something the Israelite's chose to do repetitively time after time again? I will challenge anyone in God's position with this scenario. If you are God and his son Jesus. I am a nation of your chosen people. You appoint a mortal men of our nation to lead us freely throughout time. Empowering them with insight, wisdom, and some divine abilities to perform wonders when necessary. All you require and ask is our love, faith and worship to you only in return. As we should cause, not only are you God our creator. As well as his son that granted us passage later. You also liberated us now and consistently throughout time from our oppressors. The reason we've had freedom and can call ourselves a people/nation. Keeping every threat at bay. Yet, the throughout even these small periods of awesome works and wonders done. We show our gratitude by complaining. Going against the very principles we should not. Worshipping false idols, praising and exalting them. Giving them credit for the very things you've done as if they're real. Behaving immorally and so forth. Running off to rival nations. Aligning ourselves with them and their practices. Some of the same you've defended us from. We deflect to and are in bed with like prostitutes. This behavior is repeated generation after generation after generation to present date. No matter how many times you've shown forgiveness and kindness. Saving us as the world progresses forward. I ask you are those people who are looking to be saved? Or do they like to delve into temptation, but cry victim afterwards when it's no longer pleasure? Will any of you continue to wife and partner with a spouse? That's proven to be a compulsive liar and drug addict. That steals from you when your back is turned. Manipulates you at every cost. Just to go out and score their high the second they can. Then you're catching them in bed multiple times with others. Behaving like a prostitute and whore being infidelous to you. When you state "i shall leave them where they are, they deserve and asked for their fate." What if society and others state you are evil and lack love for your spouse. Cause you do not save and rescue them. Or take them back and forgive? When logic says this type of person is not going to change. They'll continue to choose willingly what they are doing. We know there are many people like this. No matter how good you are to them and show them better. Are you to keep trying to save the active rebellious or let them be? God gives you and every creation he made free will. Or he wouldn't be God. So, why is he or his son Jesus evil and cruel? For allowing mankind to lay in the bed of fate they chose for themselves? Why can't people do the right thing? How many continued to go down the unrighteousness path in the midst of Jesus, which lead to his crucifixion? Was he not wrong? Did he not say to God forgive them all? It wasn't just the Roman soldier's he spoke that for. But he's evil, they put him to death not the Roman's.

Jack Kline was called that in supernatural once

@@bittersprout3694 supernatural fan I suppose 👏🏻👏🏻

Come back when you get it published and I'll buy that book. That was a long comment but intriguing.

That was a good read please post more stories if you have any

If u ever do plis write in bold captions that it's a work of fiction or the uproar man....there still will b even after that but lesser maybe. Da Vinci code still is a great debate...... Me as a fictional reader m very intrigued n also me worries that some might actually a still debate this to b the truth n generations later may even consider it. I mean Scientology is a thing right? Edit: I'd loved to see it as a movie though, i mean with effects by the time ubr done it'd b epic especially those heavenly war.....mk it 3 movies though n don't split the last one in 2 hahaha

do not write this story. Free will allows you to, you should not though.

@@LMS916 Why not though? I'm curious your reasoning.

And yet, if you spell out in black and white what has already been (better sometimes) said before, are you really bringing anything new or interesting to the table ? Nuance per the sake of nuance is not very interesting, i agree, but nuance where before only stood heaven and hell is refreshing

@@Cancoillotteman Good point. But is going nuanced always original? Does having a purgatory assume depth or originality?

@@marklaurenzi1609 Not necessarily I agree with you. In the specific case of Angels and Demons I enjoy the grey aeras, but it indeed all depends on the kind of story that is being told. A good oold epic tale of good versus evil can also be enjoyed, unless it has been done too many times befoe

@@Cancoillotteman But can't nuance be overdone as well?

I like your comment, except for the first sentence. Nuance and Interpretation are language tools and exceptionally important. Them being important, does that equal idolize? Every sentence after that is a straight banger.

I think the story you heard is the bible story it is based on. Both of Miltons works sound like they are interpretations of bible stories, but from a different point of view.

YES

LMAO true

Also the "don't question god because Gods word is law".... Maybe Satan had the right idea about the tree of knowledge

Your answer made my day 😅 but i don't think there's a final battle, more or less the point where bad boy L has to make a decision between being obliterated or asking for forgiveness out of genuine remorse

@@yamataichulI think on Satan getting extremely paranoic about the second coming and the church, he decides to unleash the Apocalypse not knowing that by doing so he will also unleash the second coming and his own defeat. He goes full hate-mode and turns into his 7-headed dragon form only to get destroyed by a Jesus on full Son of God mode.

@@ww2germanhero 👌🤣