Character of Satan

[anagnorisis]

@mirage

Never mind anagnorisis. I was actually looking forward to a handful of discussion which could have taken place if we had current students or maybe a few teachers/ masters in the subject. We have had enough of the discussions in the classroom, yet that is one aspect of the picture. Just looked forward to exchanging of views here, since i believe the GS to be a cosmopolitan in itself

What i think of the satan’s role is ofcourse just as negative as you presume it to be, and maybe as many others would be. Yet, i was wondering and rather apprehending what if someone has better arguments than mine, since when you are in a classroom, you have to present the views in a diversified form so that your POV may not sound like being enforced upon the class :halo: Anyway, lets see any one may come across the thread who can bring their fruitful two sents

GS is cosmopolitan but people are generally more interested in contemporary literature and don’t always look at things from a literary critic’s perspective. You can however try to change that. I’m sure there are some knowledgeable people around.

I do know the ABC of literature but my current pursuits have been rather different in nature. So I can try but may not be in a position to give better ideas. I suggest you save your time and energy by telling your students what our friend Dushwari said.. Satan is characterless. End of story.