[American Constitutionalist]

For those to believe that we should pray for our enemies, do you also pray for Satan and his demons ? because, Satan and his demons are our enemy.
Jesus told us to pray for our enemy, but, I do believe he gave us a brain to use our common sense to know when to pray for our enemy, and when to fight our enemy.

[silver charm]

We pray for our enemies to renounce their evil and to willingly and gladly except Jesus Christ as their Lord and Saviour.

Satan and his demons are what they are. There is no choice no free will for them and they are incapable of being anything other than what they are. Evil wholly directed at all that is good and righteous.

A muslim is able to see the error of his faith. Whether he will is another matter. Satan and his minions have no such choice.

I pray that the whole muslim world sees the error of their ways and repents. While I praise the Lord and pass the ammunition.

[Melas]

There seems to be a disconnect here. My father, a WWII vet saw no moral dilemma in killing the enemy and praying for his soul. Likewise I’d have no problem in pulling the switch on Hasan and praying for God’s mercy at the same time. The two need not be mutually exclusive.