I find it fascinating that the Torah does not talk that much about Satan or about deities of good and evil fighting it out. The gospels talk more about Satan, but he's described more like a corruption than an evil power. Heaven and Hell are sketchy too - so much mythology overlayed on top of the ancient texts. Sheol (Hell) is more like a depository for the dead, pleasant for the righteous and torturous for the wicked. Heaven is a place, relative to God's residence, but Yeshua mostly talks about "Heaven" as another word in place of "God."

The Reign of God (Kingdom of Heaven) is describing the willing submission to God's word in a person's life - living according to God's standard of good and evil, rather than living by our own knowledge of good and evil. If anyone thinks they've been freed from the devil to do their own will, they are greatly deceived. Satan wants people to do their own will, so he can seduce them into HIS will.

Satan's law: Do as thou wilt is the whole of the law, love under will
God's law: Not my will, but Yours be done on earth as it is in Heaven, love regardless of your will.

Truthers have a seed of the kingdom inside of them, since they abhor what is evil. Not what is evil in their opinion, but what is absolutely evil. It's when a truther experiences the germination of that seed that things really get interesting. If a truther doubts the existence of an actual God and believe religion is man-made propaganda, then the seed will sit there like a rock and be useless.

@ironshield