“Like sin itself, Satan appeals to the senses. He originated and perfected the art of disguising evil as good.”

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Meaning

The quote says that evil often works by appealing to what people want to see and feel, rather than by looking obviously harmful. It suggests that Satan makes wrongdoing seem attractive or harmless by hiding its true nature. The warning is that appearances can be used to mask moral danger.

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Originally said in English.

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About Charles R. Swindoll

Charles R. Swindoll is quoted here; further biographical details are not publicly available.

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