(urth) Father Inire theory cont.

[David Stockhoff]

I don't think it's unreasonable either. I'm only saying he's going to 
have to choose one of them before he or anyone else gets very far in 
looking for resemblances. They are well-known literary characters with 
very different traits and habits.

Or should we start looking for a scene where someone has a fiddle-off 
with a mysterious stranger down in Georgia? ;)

On 12/10/2010 4:23 PM, Andrew Mason wrote:
> David Stockhoff wrote:
>
>> Lee, I'm not trying to be unfair. The Devil runs a very different kind
>> of game than does Lucifer. They are not the same. If you say Devil, I
>> read Devil. If you say Lucifer, I read Lucifer. It helps to say what you
>> mean as much as you can---it would save us all a lot of words. :)
> It's fairly standard in Christian tradition to see 'Lucifer' and
> 'Devil/Satan' as different names for the same figure. I'd agree that
> in origin they are different (and other diabolic titles, like
> 'Beelzebub', are different in origin again) but I don't think Lee is
> being unreasonable in running them together here.
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