Catholic Scientist writes:
You are assuming that the devil is not a person....
No I'm not. I'm
concluding that "the devil" is
probably a personification of evil because of the indicators that the story is fiction.
quote:
The fictional locale is just an indication that (in this particular story) the devil is a plot device and not a real entity.
Got it. Because one detail was in inconsistent, the whole story is fake.
No.
Because one detail is fictional, other details in the story are possibly/probably fictional too. If Peter Pan flies you to Neverland, chances are there are other fictional aspects to the story.
And fictional is not "fake".
“If you had half a brain, wouldn't you have realized after the second time, that it was you, not God?” -- riVeRraT
(see context here)
“The endearing controvertist! One needs to become acute in the ploys of his kind.” -- ThreeDogs