
“Devil and God are two sides of the same face.”
“The Devil and God,” p. 20
The Creator (2000), Sequence: “The Light-Bearer”
Said to Winston Churchill in Tehran, November 1943, as quoted in Fallen Eagle: The Last Days of the Third Reich (1995) by Robin Cross, p. 21
Contemporary witnesses
“Devil and God are two sides of the same face.”
“The Devil and God,” p. 20
The Creator (2000), Sequence: “The Light-Bearer”
“He was my confidant, the person who was always on my side even when he wasn't taking my side.”
Source: Blue-Eyed Devil
Where Is God (2009, Thomas Nelson publishers)
“We have never heard the devil's side of the story, God wrote all the book.”
“He's a winner, he's a God damn sinner; when he dines I'm on the wrong side of the day.”
Ape Dos Mil (Glassjaw)
Some Reasons Why (1881)
Context: The believer in the inspiration of the Bible is compelled to say, that there was a time when slavery was right, when women could sell their babes, when polygamy was the highest form of virtue, when wars of extermination were waged with the sword of mercy, when religious toleration was a crime, and when death was the just penalty for having expressed an honest thought. He is compelled to insist that Jehovah is as bad now as he was then; that he is as good now as he was then. Once, all the crimes that I have mentioned were commanded by God; now they are prohibited. Once, God was in favor of them all; now the Devil is their defender. In other words, the Devil entertains the same opinion to-day that God held four thousand years ago. The Devil is as good now as Jehovah was then, and God was as bad then as the Devil is now.