Although I agree with most of what Jordan said, as usual, I also found his allusion the Christianity a bit problematic, again, as usual. For example, he spoke of an eternal conflict between Satan and Christ, but this is not the Christian point of view. In the Christian faith, neither Satan nor evil are eternal. Satan is a created being who became evil. Christ has dealt him the death blow via His incarnation, sinless life, sacrificial death on the cross, resurrection from the dead, and ascension to Heaven. Eventually, Satan will be cast into hell where he will suffer everlasting conscious torment. So, yes, Satan will exist in suffering forever, but he is not eternal; he had a beginning. And the conflict is not eternal either. What Jordan has described is actually more akin to Zoroastrianism, as I understand it, than Christianity.

So, I say once again to any Christian listeners: Jordan has much to teach us, but not about Christianity.