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Also Pathfinder Angels / Devils have nothing to do with Christianity. Angels (Being of ultimate good) and Devils (beings of Lawful Evil) are quite different things. The Evil Opposite of an Angel, in Pathfinder, is a Fiend, not a Devil. The Good Opposite of a Devil is an Archon. Archon's are "lesser" than Angels. Just like Devils are lesser than Fiends. Though you can have an Archon Angel and a Devil Fiend. As they are both also kinda creature templates and Metaplanes are weird.
I also don't think Angels can fall, just like Fiends can't "ascend". If they do, they usually change what they are. See Nocticula and Lamashtu. Admittedly Asmodeus remained in Hell after achieving Godhood, so that is probably why he still is a Devil... or his Godhood allows him to remain a Devil. But the other two left their Demonic Nature behind. And the former arguably is trying to climb over to the "good" side.