Early Christians did not have a personification for Satan, in fact it wasn't until the Medieval Age that Satin became anthropomorphized into the creation known today. Satan was based off of pagan figures of whom Christians thought of as demons and part of evil forces. Before this time there was no consensus as to what Satin should look like and many times he was illustrated as a blue angel to signify the night and shadows, a man with blue skin and white hair, or a figure with 3 goats as Jesus wo...
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