If a creator and an anti-creator do exist then we should not follow the teachings of the bible.

Considering my opponent didn't bother posting anything I am just going to clarify on my idea. Obviously many christians at this point don't believe in a literal interpretation of Satan but that is beside the point as the debate allows for such. I offer a logical progression of points. 1. Everything outside of the kingdom of god is within the kingdom of darkness, commonly belonging to Satan. (This point might prove to be irrelevant but I like it anyways.) 2. God occasionally tests man's faith. There are a great many ways that god tests man's faith. We have things ranging all the way from false idols to sin. 3. God allows Satan to act as a test of man's faith. For example look to all of the religions of the past and some in our current time. Satanism is a pretty sweet example, Hinduism, Judaism, Roman mythology, Greek mythology, Buddhism, Chinese universalism, Muslim, Taoism etc.... Many of these religions reportedly have had representations of their gods that descended to earth and walked among the people. Considering that, if the christian god's existence is true then none of these other religions would be true. Thus many of those false religions would have to have been representations from Satan. Many of those false idols of Satan or parts of his fallen angel army. 4. God allows false religions to exist on earth, they function as a test to man's faith. 5. Satan sends himself to earth more often than God does. Considering that most religions cannot co-exist without obvious contradictions this means that Satan is responsible for every religion not true. This also means that the divine beings in those religions were of Satan. -------------------------------------------------------------------------- (Observers, please post comments concerning my original 5 points if you feel they are wrong in someway. Obviously the bible is very open to interpretation, so I'm looking for blatantly wrong here.) 6. The best way for Satan to lead people away from God would be to send a representation of himself to the earth disguised as a representation of God. From their Satan could preform miracles in order to gain followers and convince people of his divine being. From their all Satan would have to do would be to preach an acceptable religion. 7. Satan acted on the idea in number 6, obviously he has in the past, why not again? Satan sent himself disguised as a man named Jesus to earth. In turn he, as Jesus, walked on water, healed wounds, and fed people with 2 fish and some bread. Jesus preached of the true god but instead of leading people toward him actually preached morals which the true god does not believe in. Many of these morals, not to say all, sound good to the average human thus the religion became popular. 8. Hereby Satan has managed to lead about 1/3 of the earth away from God. This has happened many times in the past, and it is empirically denied that God would be more likely than Satan of sending himself to this earth. Therefor it empirically more likely that Jesus was simply another portrayal of Satan in sheep's clothing. =) Thus I must restate. It is more likely that Satan would make the bible than God making the bible. Therefor we should avoid following the bible.