Greek Origins: The word originates from the Greek daimōn, which originally meant a "supernatural being," "genius," or a spirit that influenced a person's character rather than a strictly evil force.

You just did what this conspiracy is about. The meaning of the word today isn't what it meant to the authors at the time the ancient manuscripts were written. It's bad history to put your modern bias into what you're studying.

Literally, Satan means "adversary" or "accuser". Derived from the Hebrew word śāṭān (שָׂטָן), it primarily functions as a descriptive title or noun rather than a personal name. The root verb means "to oppose," "to obstruct," or "to act as an enemy".

You can see vocabulary games today. Stop for a moment, and take a look at what the conspiracy is.