You actually believe that the Devil exists?

"¹⁹You believe that there is one God. Good! Even the demons believe that—and shudder. "
James 2:19

Over heard this over K-Life. (32kbps | 96kbps)

A man asked another, "You believe in the Devil? You mean, you actually believes he exist? Just like me and you exist?"

The other man replied, "Well, yes. Try opposing him and you will find out."

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