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this post was submitted on 14 Dec 2023
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I wouldn't have any questions, just immediate concern.
I'd start looking for the nearest mental health facility and check myself in due to having visual and auditory hallucinations.
There is no devil.
Interesting, as an atheist I think the same way too, there is a greater probability that you are insane that there is for a Personal God existing, but I am not sure my attitude is the best, I mean, even if there was a real God and he came before me, I would count myself insane. i.e., Nothing can trump this argument if you believe in this, sounds a bit close minded to me, I don't know what the right way is either.
Seems like in that situation the first question to ask is if the devil is real