dan-cat
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I was trying - and, clearly, failing through my own lack of clarity - to say that one reason why good and evil magical beings don't necessarily need to counterbalance each other is that, if such beings exist, the whole notion of good and evil may not even exist, in their frame of reference.
Assuming the last part of that sentence to be true, the people who say that the Devil must exist, simply because they believe God exists would be using flawed logic.
A supernatural being beyond our frame of reference doesn't have to conform to any rules we set them.
This doesn't necessarily mean that this 'supposed' God is not presenting the actual distinction to us in a form that we can perceive.
Besides I don't think you'll find many Christians who believe that God cannot exist without one of his fallen angels.