What Is Satanism?

What is Satan? Satan is a physical religion. Happiness must be found here and now, and against Satanists. There is no paradise after death and sinners have no punishment to wait for burns. We are closely related to our family and intimate association and are our best friends. Satanists do not believe that you can love everyone, and everyone is the same. Without hatred, you will not be able to love you. Satanists are afraid of enemies and are loved by their friends. They established their own base in the community.

...... God allows us to see heaven in the Bible - stimulate our imagination and light our desires to heaven. That is because Satan always discourages our imagination or makes it misunderstand the concept of the Bible ether. Satan will succeed in destroying our love for heaven, unless you can imagine that the resurrected universe is still unacceptable. I often said to me: "You have not finished this sentence, you must also read the tenth clause." This is the content of the complete sentence: "Eyes to see, ears to listen to, I thought of imagining God for those who love him, thought that person prepared - but God made it clear to us that it is due to his spirit. " The context clearly shows that this revelation is the word of God (v.13).

In theological Satanism, Satan is regarded as a god of worship or respect. In Satan's Satanism, Satan is a symbol of good character and freedom. The appearance of Satan was not described in the Bible, but since the ninth century Christian art often showed corners, hooves, abnormally furry legs and tails in the art. These are mixtures of features from various pagan gods including Pan, Poseidon and Bes. Satan is often found in Christian literature, especially the legendary variant of "Faust" Dante Alighieri's "Hell", John Milton's "Lost Paradise and Restored Paradise", and William. · Black poet He continues to appear in movies, television, music.

Modern magic regards Satan as a "dark side of Christianity", not a division of magic. - Satan's quotations quoted by Satan exist only in the three religious theology of Abraham. The partner that all parties are allowed is selfish. After the Enlightenment, this belief became clearer in Europe. When Milton's "loss of paradise" and other works are re-expressed by Romanticists, they think that they express Satan in the Bible as a fable. Some representations of faith, individualism, free will, wisdom, and crisis of enlightenment; since then, some works began to show Satan directly in a less negative way, like the letter from the earth.