Yes? A show about the redemption of the most fallen? What's wrong with that? It's a fun twist on the usual crime solving show, anyway. Whiles I don't believe in any of that children's story nonsense that is the creation story, they did pretty good incorporating various bits of it throughout the seasons, and also made a version of hell that makes sense from a more worldly philosophical standpoint.

So to sum: It's not a show about "the evil one", it's a show about a "dude" who's been forced to do a job he didn't like for all of eternity and took a "vacation" in LA, whiles hating being blamed for evil stuff (which is the responsibility of the humans doing it, no one else) - his job is to punish evil, not to cause evil, in this show.

So, not so much devil worship, as the show gets rather preachy about Christianity as it goes along, in a positive way. After all, the other main actor, Lucy's brother, is Amenadel, the Right Hand of God angel, you know? So.

Yes? A show about the redemption of the most fallen? What's wrong with that? It's a fun twist on the usual crime solving show, anyway. Whiles I don't believe in any of that children's story nonsense that is the creation story, they did pretty good incorporating various bits of it throughout the seasons, and also made a version of hell that makes sense from a more worldly philosophical standpoint.

So to sum: It's not a show about "the evil one", it's a show about a "dude" who's been forced to do a job he didn't like for all of eternity and took a "vacation" in LA, whiles hating being blamed for evil stuff (which is the responsibility of the humans doing it, no one else) - his job is to punish evil, not to cause evil, in this show.

So, not so much devil worship, as the show gets rather preachy about Christianity as it goes along, in a positive way. After all, the other main actor, Lucy's brother, is Amenadel, the Right Hand of God angel, you know? So.