Devil, a spiritual entity believed to encourage people to do evil in many religions, and mythologies, and accepted as the source of injustice and all evil. In many religions and mythologies around the world, Devil is generally thought of as a being with supernatural powers, constantly trying to turn people away from religion, and therefore from the orders of his creator, from things such as kindness and cooperation. In addition, there are also beliefs and movements that worship Devil.

In the Old Testament, Devil is not a feared creature as in Christianity and does not form the basis of evil. Because in Judaism, there is a belief that both good and evil come from God. For this reason, one should be careful against the tricks and deceptions of the Devil.

Devil has also found more place in the New Testament and in the Christian faith. In particular, he constantly provokes Jesus. But the source of the Devil's personality is Christian literature, not the Bible. An epic poem by John Milton describes how Devil was an angel of the highest order, a personality that turned into hostility towards the God who created man and himself. However, Devil is definitely not a person trapped in Hell, on the contrary, he can enter and exit anywhere he wants - even Earth and Heaven. With these characteristics, the ultimate goal of the Devil is to deviate humanity from the path of the creator. In this sense, he tries to make himself accepted as a rival to God. He has been given a time and awaits the outcome of his war against the creator until this time expires.

In the Creation (Genesis) part, the snake figure that provoked Adam and Eve was later evaluated as Devil by the Christian scholars, contrary to the expression in the Torah. According to the Eastern (Orthodox) Church, Devil is one of the three enemies of man (the others are sin and death). In all Christian beliefs, Devil will wage a final war (Armageddon) against Jesus and, in the figure of Jesus, God. This war will also show that the time given to Devil is nearing its end. According to the Unitarian Church, when this time comes, Devil will be good again and regain his angelic qualities. How these periods work differs in each church. As a result, the Earth is purified from all demons and becomes a sinless place just like Heaven.

In the middle ages, the Devil was depicted as a goat with a beard and horns, with a fork in his hand and a tail. The reason for the formation of this image is not the Bible, and it originates from some god figures symbolized in pagan beliefs before Christianity.

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