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A central theme in theology, philosophy, and literature is the cycle of evil's methodology: deception, self-destruction, and the final sadistic revelation. The devil does not need to destroy a person directly; the true evil is to tempt and manipulate individuals into bringing about their own downfall.

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* Deception: The first stage is the temptation to pursue what is seemingly beneficial but is, in reality, a trap. The devil, according to Christian theology, presents himself as an "angel of light" and works through lies and half-truths.

* The lie of fulfillment: The devil disguises sin as a path to personal fulfillment, success, or power. He presents tempting ideas that a person may believe are their own brilliant thoughts.
The distortion of reality: The devil can disorient a person's perception of reality and convince them of a false reality that serves his purposes.

* Targeting weaknesses: Evil exploits human desires and vulnerabilities, such as pride, greed, or desperation, to gain entry into a person's thoughts and plans.

* Corrupted nature: The repeated choice of sin causes a person's nature to become more corrupt, damaging their relationship with God and their likeness to Him.

* Loss of divine connection: By acting on deception, a person separates themselves from God, damaging their faith and opening themselves up to further attacks. The deception makes a person believe they don't deserve God's forgiveness, which ultimately serves Satan's goal of pulling them away from God.

* Isolation: *Another tactic is to isolate the victim, convincing them not to share their decisions or fears with others who might expose the lie.*

* Psychological warfare: The mockery is a form of psychological warfare, designed to break a person's spirit and make them believe they are beyond redemption.

The greatest trick satan ever pulled wasn't convincing the world he didn't exist, it was convincing White Christians that hating him is a sin.

Is this article real? It reads like satire, a bunch of sites have the picture with nothing else, and the only two links I found to potential archives looked like they would give my computer a virus.