The concept of the deity in American culture is characterized by a dualistic nature, striving to reconcile individual faith with tangible acts that showcase one's capacity to succeed within the religious sphere. This philosophy aims to foster a strong religious commitment while also incorporating biblical principles to align with the competitive nature of the religious landscape. Conversely, the influence of the devil works to promote a society that prioritizes communal truths and emphasizes the pursuit of religious unity through belief in a universal God as our paternal figure.We observe a dichotomy within American religious beliefs, as we adhere to strict religious practices while also challenging traditional notions of a fixed definition of God. This complexity in American religion, when analyzed through a biblical lens, highlights conflicting beliefs. It will be shown that the enforcement of religious laws is rooted in a profound understanding of the importance of maintaining a specific mindset that categorizes reality into separate perspectives. This current philosophy of duality is fraught with contradictions.