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==References in Popular Culture== | ==References in Popular Culture== | ||
===Devil=== | ===Devil=== | ||
Mephistopheles is Goethe's devil. The devil is a fallen angel that became evil. | Mephistopheles is Goethe's devil. The devil is a fallen angel that became evil. The idea of a "Devil" is nearly universal with similar incarnations spanning Norse, Greek, Hindu, and many other religious sects. In the Norse mythology it is referred to as [[Loki]], and in the Greek pantheon [[Pan]]. | ||
===Easter=== | ===Easter=== | ||