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3/8/2018 11:06:02 PM
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Hey fellow christians, can you sell your soul to the devil?
And how? Does the bible even mention this or was it made up later?
Not that I want to or believe you can. Just curious about the lore.
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6 RisposteI’m not selling my soul to no 3 star trash servant
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I do not believe it is ever mentioned in the text of the bible that it is an actual possible act. Any passage that mentions someone selling their soul to the devil would likely translate to, "he's being a dick" in today's terms
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I’m scratching my head now..... hmmmm idk but every born again Christian can never lose their salvation.
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I'd sell my souls for just about anything. A nickel, even. Because "selling" your "soul" means nothing.
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Not that I'm aware of, check the Necronomicon maybe.
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If you thought you were going to a happy place after you die, why on earth would you sell your soul to the devil? You’d say, no I’m fine thank you, I’ll just wait it out and get me a seat in paradise for eternity, thank you very much!
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you can also collect soul contracts for him [spoiler]though i think he'll probably screw you over again [/spoiler]
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You can't really sell a soul which posesses free will. The only souls sold to the devil were the demons that chose to follow him, whom made that binding choice.
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The devil doesn't necessarily want your soul moreso he wants to keep it from God. FYI I don't believe in god but revelations has some cool shit in it. https://youtu.be/LYVaey6m0pU The lyrics of the song are from revelations
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5 RisposteFrom what I understand not directly, but you can become a terrible person and get the equivalent.
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I've come across some interesting people. A guy I served in the military with told me a story about how he tried to sell his soul over a girl (if memory serves me correctly). He said he was faced with a red door at the bottom of some stairs. He had the feeling that if he entered the door he would have no way back. I still don't know if I believe this. I do believe in God. I also don't think the bible would give you step-by-step instructions on how to sell your soul. It may be more figurative than literal. Like Judas' betrayal of Jesus. They gave him money in return for turning Jesus over to them. I wouldn't recommend trying just in case.
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1 RispondiHe already has your soul once you've become accountable for your actions unless you follow the Word of Jesus Christ. No paperwork required.
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4 RisposteSell this😎🖕.
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2 RisposteI can teach you how to sell souls... the devil pays depending on quality so it price may vary
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Asking for a friend, I suppose? It’s simple, go down to your local devil mart. Everything there, from fame to fortune, costs exactly one soul (plus tax of course).
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[quote]And how? Does the bible even mention this or was it made up later? Not that I want to or believe you can. Just curious about the lore.[/quote] I wish, that would be awesome.
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2 RisposteHas anyone in the bible ever done it, I don't believe in it but I can't understand how anything could be worth eternal suffering?
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4 RisposteWhy would he pay for something he can get for free?
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6 RisposteIf you can what would you do it for [spoiler]thus might make a good post?[/spoiler]
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2 RisposteSorry but you have CROSSed the line *ba dum tsss*
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1 RispondiI have no idea how the bible describes it. My opinion is that it's based on intent. You intend to sell your soul when you sign a letter saying so with your blood, or you intend to do it when you give into temptation and do something bad. Or doing some satanic spell. I don't know [spoiler]this is weird[/spoiler]
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5 RisposteIf you want to know how the devil hunts for souls, I recommend reading C. S. Lewis's "The Screwtape Letters". It's very insightful.
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2 RisposteI tried to sell my soul to the devil once and he wanted me to get a co-signer.
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1 RispondiI hear you can get more on ebay anyway...
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Not that I am aware.
