"Firstly, if you are believers, then remember Lucifer (the Deceiver) and the fact that, although he supposedly does evil, at least the Serpent did.
And why wouldn't God dislike some of his other sons!?...
Perhaps when they meet, the Deceiver (or whoever) will repent, or we will have such different views that we will quarrel, or something else...
Where are your arguments to the question "Why...?"?...
I apologize if something is wrong."
I read it... and I didn't understand anything:( Akella, can you explain it again, but in other words? Honestly, I don't get it:( The thought escapes me.
So, you said that as believers, you believe in God, but there are entities opposite to God - demons. The first sin was committed by Eve and Adam. And the Serpent (Snake) tempted them to do it. But this is just an introduction.
God, as the creator, surely loves his other children as well, i.e., those not of this world.
And when both sides meet, a conflict may occur, which the Serpent (demon) will arrange, because there will certainly be some contradictions. They will be transformed from a mouse into an elephant by them (the Serpent). And therefore, perhaps God is keeping both sides in ignorance for now, waiting for the best moment.
To answer the question and build a logical chain, we need to ask ourselves the question "why is it this way, and not that way...?", which makes it possible to achieve what we are aiming for. For example: let's assume that aliens exist, and there is a God (this is a condition), and why haven't we met aliens yet?
Then we answer, for example: "because both we and they have not yet reached the necessary stage of development," or, taking into account the factor of God, as I already said.