- Anglican/Episcopal - Still researching Anglican/Episcopal position. Submit documented sources only to this email.
- Assembly of God - Satan and demons are fallen angels, evil spirits (Mat. 10:1). Satan rebelled against God (Isaiah 14:12-15; Ezek. 28:12-15). Satan and his demons do everything in their power to oppose God and those who do God's will (1 Pet. 5:8; 2 Cor. 11:14-15). Though enemies of God and Christians, they are defeated enemies by the blood of Jesus Christ (1 John 4:4). Satan's destiny is the lake of fire for all eternity (Rev. 20:10).
- Baptist - "Historic Baptists believe in the literal reality and actual personality of Satan (Job 1:6-12; 2:1-7; Matt. 4:1-11; etc.). In other words, they believe that the one referred to in the Bible as the devil or Satan is a real person, though they certainly do not perceive him as the caricatured red figure with horns, a long tail, and a pitchfork." Baptist Pillar - Doctrine
Baptists believe that fallen angels are demons, with Satan as their chief (Rev. 12:7-9). Demons tempt individuals to rebel against God (1 Tim. 4:1; 1 Pet. 5:8). The destiny of demons and Satan is the lake of fire for all eternity (Rev. 20:10).
- Lutheran - " ...there are Lutherans who understand Satan (or the Devil) to be a very real being, author of evil, prompter of sin, destroyer of humankind. Other Lutherans view Satan metaphorically - as the personification of evil forces in this world that oppose and obstruct God’s will in every age, be they human or spiritual." (ELCA)
- Methodist - Still researching Methodist position. Submit documented sources only to this email.
- Presbyterian - Differing beliefs discussed in Presbyterians Today: Fallen Angels; Evil.
- Roman Catholic - Satan or the devil is a fallen angel. Satan, though powerful and evil, is limited by God's divine providence. Catechism - 2nd Edition

