Through Satan's eyes.... in Age 36

There is this movie that is freaking fantastic in terms of how it was written and how it was acted out. Its called Nefarious. Sean Patrick Flannery did an amazing job! The dialogue that is written between the two main characters is logical, deep, and it tracks. Even if you are not a believer in God, the deep philosophy of heaven and hell and good and evil is amazing.

Further adding to this is this wonderful song:

This song is sung from the point of view of the enemy, of the Devil. And again, it tracks. I’ve never given much though to Christian music, but I have come to the realization that there is a lot out there singing of God’s wonder and worship music. However, there are not many song that explain how he saves us. The main tagline out there for Christianity is how my hubbs says it, “God is good, God is great.” He says it to mock, he doesn’t go to church with me, but he’s not atheist. Anywho, that seems to be the consensus of everyone out there.

Listen to that song. It talk about us feeling shame, doubt, anxiety, depression. It says towards the end that the enemy tries to keep us caught up in the day to day, obsessed and stressed. In a way this song is beautiful because it brings to light how the enemy work in small ways. And with social media now a days....damn is it easy.

Nefarious in the movie says that God made us in his image, and that his ‘master’ thought it would be difficult to manipulate man, but that we took to it so easily. He said that he, Nefarious, is the most rational being on the planet. That he knows the Word better than we every could. There’s a point to that. The enemy has to know the Word better than we do so he knows how to trump us.

I am just pondering on this. I am not writing this to preach though I think that’s what it sounds like. As the song says, we have a purpose, but only so much time. Y’all try to think clearly and know that life is, in a way, what you allow it to be.