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"The concept of a red devil seems to have taken it’s appearance from the Greco Roman Pan, who was like a horned goat. Irving Berlin helped popularize the red horned Devil in 1913 with the song, At The Devil’s Ball. From there, the character became an advertising icon for products like Underwood Ham, a fireworks company, and several different regimens, divisions, and squadrons of the military." - http://www.faithgateway.com/bible-verse ... 7g1H_ip3Mc

Mark

Is it not fitting that they used an image perceived as the devil to sell ham? Perhaps they should have had a red JEW instead though, LOL

Ostensibly, perhaps the jews popularized the idea of a mystical devil so that they could deflect attention from themselves, the real devils!