Undergraduate / "an opportunity to talk to the devil" - intellectual vitality [8]

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What would you say if you had an opportunity to talk to the devil? Initially I must clarify I am not a satanic individual and I do not believe in inflicting beliefs on other people, everybody is entitled to their own opinions and faith. In today's day and age with nuclear proliferation, wars, terrorism, economic crises; everybody is in search of God. But has anyone really wondered that if a Satan existed what he would have to say? I suppose the first thing I would like to ask is if this was all predetermined, that this highway to hell (pun intended) human kind is on is it just an orchestration? And if so, would that mean that all of us have submitted to the evil within us and lost sight of the good. What about all the people who pray every day, who remain loyal to their faith the few who still believe in miracles, are they just being hoaxed? It is true that people are altruistic in this world, the concept of charity does exist but how far is it really taking us, for every good deed there are five bad deeds and so eventually we either end up where we started or far behind. It is a vicious cycle. Dante travelled through hell and through his log we know that in many ways Hell too holds a justice system, you are punished in accordance with your crime. Yet how do we explain the natural catastrophes for instance Hurricane Katrina, the floods in Pakistan; one might blame it on global warming, climate change, going even as far as evolution or, maybe, this is our punishment. And what cataclysmic punishments they are, yet we do not seem to learn. The apathy still continues, the decline still continues. I suppose the one thing we all really fear if we got the chance to converse with the devil would be finding out this was not all part of his plan; that no matter how powerful his wrong doings may be, the catastrophe we have inflicted on ourselves is far great than anything evil itself might wish upon us.