I like it! Honestly, it makes as much sense and is as plausible as the Christian claims.
I've always wondered how a Christian can truly know that "feeling the holy spirit" and speaking to god isn't Satan manipulating them to fulfill some grand scheme. They make plenty of superstitious claims which accuse Satan of causing ill events to befall people so by their own logic concerning his capabilities he is quite able of mimicking those "religious feels" in order to mislead or cause trouble for the faithful. How are they to tell the difference? Would not one powerful, deceitful entity be able to perfectly emulate another omnipotent force, especially one he is intimately familiar with? Why is this not a concern with modern Christians?
I've always wondered how a Christian can truly know that "feeling the holy spirit" and speaking to god isn't Satan manipulating them to fulfill some grand scheme. They make plenty of superstitious claims which accuse Satan of causing ill events to befall people so by their own logic concerning his capabilities he is quite able of mimicking those "religious feels" in order to mislead or cause trouble for the faithful. How are they to tell the difference? Would not one powerful, deceitful entity be able to perfectly emulate another omnipotent force, especially one he is intimately familiar with? Why is this not a concern with modern Christians?
"We are all born ignorant, but one must work hard to remain stupid." ~ Benjamin Franklin
