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'''Satan''' (from the Hebrew "ha-satan", "accuser") was a member of the [[divine council]] of God referenced in the [[Old Testament]] and the [[New Testament]].  In the Christian tradition, he rebelled against [[God]] and was cast from [[Heaven]] to reign over [[Hell]], where he leads a host of fallen angels (or [[demon]]s).  In the Jewish tradition, Satan faithfully serves God as a tester of the piety of men. Those who believe in Satan are called [[Satanists | satanist]].

'''Satan''' (from the Hebrew "ha-satan", "accuser") was a member of the [[divine council]] of God referenced in the [[Old Testament]] and the [[New Testament]].  In the Christian tradition, he rebelled against [[God]] and was cast from [[Heaven]] to reign over [[Hell]], where he leads a host of fallen angels (or [[demon]]s).  In the Jewish tradition, Satan faithfully serves God as a tester of the piety of men. Those who believe in Satan are called [[satanist | Satanists]].

== Christian Views ==

== Christian Views ==