A Quote by Roberts Liardon
You have to make doubt and devils obey you. Don't ever treat the devil nice. Treat him mean and tell him what to do.
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On the whole, we treat the Devil shamefully, and the worse we treat Him the more He laughs at us.
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People treat me nice 'cos I treat them nice.
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