Video - The Evolution of Satan: From Horns to Top Hat

Did you know that Satan, also known as the Devil, has been depicted in countless ways throughout history? In medieval Europe, he was often portrayed with red skin, horns, and a pitchfork. But get this: in ancient Persia, Angra Mainyu, a similar figure, was believed to be the evil spirit opposing the god Ahura Mazda. Fast forward to the 1600s, and people were convinced witches had signed pacts with Satan, leading to the infamous witch trials. Here's a quirky twist: in the 19th century, some artists painted Satan as a suave gentleman! Talk about a devilishly good makeover. Which version of Satan do you find most intriguing? Let us know in the comments!