Devil as Inner Struggle: Medieval Theology's Psychological Twist

Medieval theologians like Gregory the Great saw the Devil as more than just a tempter—he represented our inner struggles. The Devil became a metaphor for the human tendency toward sin and separation from divine reality. This psychological interpretation showed how evil wasn't just out there but resided within each person's capacity for choice. It was a way of understanding why good people sometimes did terrible things. This video explores the profound theological and psychological insights behind this interpretation. #medievaltheology #devilasinnerstruggle #psychologicaltwist #religioushistory


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