For example in Genesis 3:1 when the serpent tells Eve to eat from the tree of knowledge, she says God told them not to eat from the tree, but the devil tricks her and Adam into eating the fruit. This just goes to show that the devil can make an illusion that something is true but it really is a lie, just like he told her that if she eats the fruit she will become just like God. The devil and the divine see reality in two completely different ways, but the way that the divine sees it is that it’s own reality becomes our own reality through the eve an enjoyment He give us. For example in 1 John 5:20 we see God as the true one because we have experienced Him emotionally through the learning of the incarnation, crucifixion, and resurrection. This shows the divine reality is all truth and is not an illusion that the devil portrays. After learning the difference between the devil’s illusion and the divine reality, this helps you to understand the growth of faith and virtue. Once you understand the differences your are able to focus on God’s truth and His reality, which make you more faithful because you know he is the one and only savior. Once you become more faithful in Him you start to possess the trait of virtue, and when that happens you become a much better person all