The devil possibly doesn't exist as an evil conscious supernatural being.

Yes, I agree that the Devil is psychological rather than supernatural in origin. What I hate the most about people who still believe in him is that they try to make me believe that he exists. They are saying things like " The biggest trick the Devil ever pulled was convincing the world that he doesn't exist". If we use their logic against them we can say "The biggest trick God pulled is convincing the world that he exists". LOL They be like, then why is there so much evil in the world and stuff like that... I think that evil doesn't actually exist, I think it's only stupidity, ignorance. I do not agree with the usual dualistic system of good and evil. "Sins" are just mistakes which humans make and are necessary for our evolution and development, I mean how could you learn if you didn't make mistakes? Mistakes are an acceptable part of being human. There cannot be evil in a human soul, it is lack of love. "Evil" is just a low negative thought vibration. While love and spiritual development are high vibrations. Evil actually doesn't exist, evil is just stupidity and ignorance. Hitler was not an "evil" person, he was just so incredibly ignorant that he was retarded at a spiritual level. We should pity such people. We should not hate such a person who is retarded. Here are some good quotes from people who had a near death experience. "The struggle between higher and lower self or what some call God and the Devil causes growth, until finally the negativity or the destructive elements are completely overcome." "There is no devil. But if there is one, he would have to be an insane angel who was crazy enough to fight with God, which would be as futile as for us to try to stop the sunrise. The devil is a mythological character invented by humans and used for a scapegoat. Grown people with immature minds like to blame the devil for their misdeeds instead of acting like people and taking the blame themselves. However, there may be earthbound spirits of low vibrations, whom we may regard as devils because they annoy us through mental telepathy. These demons tune in on us through our low vibrations of hate, fear and greed." "Hell is a psychological condition which corresponds to the suffering we experience on Earth when we allow ourselves to be driven by the blind greed of our own egos. There are no "devils" here to inflict punishments, since in the state of hell, each person acts out their own malice by tormenting others." "Just knowing the bad mistakes you made through your carelessness or your selfishness is a hell. You don't need a devil prodding you with a fork. Believe me, your own anguished mind is a prod that is more hurtful than any prodding with a devil's fork. I met a man over here who said that he would gladly exchange good old Dante's Inferno for the mental anguish he was experiencing over guilt feelings from wrong actions he had taken on Earth in certain business matters. In Dante's Inferno he would be able to complain that the devil was doing this to him, whereas now he had no devil to complain of because the devil was himself. Whether there is a negative personal being who can be called the devil I cannot say. I have not seen anyone personified as the devil. There certainly is an evil force which builds up from the negative aspects of life and has a tremendous influence. Thought forms which are evil certainly play a part, but I don't think they are the whole answer." "Murderers in hell do not see a devil. Full of hatred or vengeance, he expects to find nothing after death, and for a long time that is what he finds - nothing. Then he discovers that the hell he had every reason to expect is indeed awaiting him. It is not goblins and devils that he sees, but visions of his own face distorted by hatred, greed, malice, and other defeating emotions. He cringes from the sight, realizing that he sees himself thus, that he himself was possessed of a devil, and that except for his baser nature he would have been able unaided to cast him forth. He is appalled as he realizes that he wasted a lifetime of opportunity. Not for him is enrollment in the temple of wisdom or the higher school of learning." "I had a descent into what you might call Hell ... I did not see Satan or evil. My descent into Hell was a descent into each person's customized human misery, ignorance, and darkness of not-knowing. It seemed like a miserable eternity. But each of the millions of souls around me had a little star of light always available. But no one seemed to pay attention to it. They were so consumed with their own grief, trauma and misery." http://www.near-death.com... Good stuff, eh? Kinda proves the whole concept of the Devil being a powerful evil conscious supernatural being is a made up thing. There could be some low vibrational spirits but these forces are to weak to cause any real harm. Our biggest enemy is ourselves!