Difference: Devil-Worshipper/Atheist/True Believer

An answer to the question: What is the difference between a Devil-Worshipper, an Atheist, and a True Believer?
(Note: This is a re-recording since my first video had the word "satanist" instead of "devil-worshipper" , as many interpreted this as a false association to what I really meant: those that actually worship the devil. Thanks to the many who pointed the mistake out to me).

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[WrathchildSteven]

You forgot to mention one HUGE difference...The devil kills less.

:P

[WhatsTheDiff101]

@WrathchildSteven Sad, but true.

[MrSam123ni]

Ha, this is a fairly good point.

[WhatsTheDiff101]

@MrSam123ni Thanks for the comment. Was nice to hear.

[frididjurhuus]

I'm not really sure what you're getting at here. Is it the resemblance between devil worshipers and true believers? People who are devil worshipers are from my interpretations not wise. Because if they believe in the devil, then they also believe in God. So in a way, they choose eternal torture before eternal happiness.

BTW I'm an atheist, so don't think that I bitched about you in the previous part of the comment.

[WhatsTheDiff101]

@frididjurhuus Thanks for the comment. The idea is this: devil worshippers and "true believers", as different as they might seem, and as different as they see each other, do have one very big thing in common: they believe in a bunch of stuff that people living in the desert thousands of years ago thought up. Atheists don't. But you're point is well taken that true believers are, at the very least, the more optimistic of the two, concerning what they choose to believe.

[WrathchildSteven]

@frididjurhuus

So, because someone refuses to worship an evil being just to save their own ass makes them stupid? Are the victims of Stalin, Mao, and Kim Jong Il "stupid" because they would rather stand for what they believe in other than be bullied and threatened into throwing out their principles? The might-makes-right view that stems from The Abrahamic religions allows dictatorships to form in the first place.