Comments on: Testify For Satan

By: Shade

Shade — Thu, 29 Jul 2010 23:15:14 +0000

I support Mago’s thoughts. None of us are in chained servitude. When one says they honour or worship Satan, that person is honouring and celebrating the power of thier own existance. Satan is a symbiotic reflection of our own divine nature, our creative dark force and part of the mysteries and sentience in the universe. This is agreed upon by many of us and is in line with original thinking of Anton LaVey. We are free thinkers and not controlled by a book of dead fairy tales, nor controlled by an invisible man. Through ritual we focus our minds, revel in the pleasure of being alive and commune with the mysteries. I have true peace in being a Satanist. Although I’m 50 now I still get surprised by intelligent people getting fooled and believing in Xtianity, and how they are so vicious. I get somewhat saddened when Satanists get like this and attack others so regularly online. Being Satanic shouldn’t be a synonym for anger. We are hopefully a little better than all that. I would like to see us compromise a bit, and work on our image. There’s no Satanic law against manners and even kindness now and again for those deserving, and until they’ve crossed me somehow I harbour no ill will.
I read the Satanic Bible when i was 14, and a big light came on. I wasn’t the only one! I always knew the bible was a load of nonsense because when I was little, my fairy tales made more sense and were easier to believe. There was more evidence around to prove Dracula existed than jesus as far as I was concerned. but like lots of others I felt I couldn’t admit all that out loud. Like many, I too was a phony and although I still was Satanic , would just say I was New Age or agnostic, studied Crowley , and Golden Dawn etc. Then I came right back. Satan chose me i guess. I even ended up on stage with Bob Larsen many years ago, out of the closet for sure. My wife has even come over to the old Lleft Hand Path and feels great, after being screwed over by the church for years previously. All is well and I wish you all well.
Ave!
Shade

By: Phil

Phil — Tue, 20 Jul 2010 17:46:25 +0000

Many people have this experience the other way round.
I doubt any of us knows who we really are, however.

Belief can free you or confine you.

Satan is merely a title, used to refer to many in the OT, mostly mortals.

By: Dreadful Yahchild

Dreadful Yahchild — Tue, 20 Jul 2010 12:55:34 +0000

I am a former satanist, I prayed to the image of Baphomet, and through self worship I worshiped the entity of satan. I believe in the truth of Free Will, but I know that the freedom of the self is through YHWH. For example the tree of Knowledge, we have the freedom to choose our oun path whatever it may be. therefore I respect your choice to follow satan just as G-d does. Does’t mean we won’t reap what we sow though. Y-h is not the condemner nor the “Oppressor” we are, we enslave ourselves to ourselves and say it’s freedom. The whole purpose of the tree of Knowledge was freedom of choice. We strive to be ourselves by rejecting Him only to see in the end we’re just a fabrication of our own imagination and not what we were created to be originally. I didn’t accept Yeshua blindly TRUST ME, I’ve always thought for myself and always will. I challenge you to challenge Him, satan comes as an angel of light, but YHWH’s light is his source. I’ve been at the bottom of the Abyss and I can tell you from experience satan has nothing for you but a cold icy death, and he takes great pleasure in your end. But for now eat, drink, and be the best sinner you can be, because tomorrow you’ll see you’ve always have been dead trying to live your “lives”. We all know our selves with or without satan. There’s always a choice. Choose wisely.

By: Phil

Phil — Sun, 11 Jul 2010 15:42:04 +0000

Those who love god are blinded to the truth and the real world by illusion from which they can neither escape nor glimpse beyond. Trapped. Lost. Bound. Imprisoned in a cell of empty and broken promises while the world around them collapses under the weight of religious greed.

By: Phil

Phil — Sun, 11 Jul 2010 13:01:55 +0000

Well. here’s a home truth. Anyone with morals and even the smallest sense of right and wrong who reads the bible from cover to cover will see that god is all the things most people accuse the so called Devil of being.

But of course those who love the tyrant will proclaim such a thing good. As I often say, one cannot change the mind of the mindless.

By: Romest (Bishop)

Romest (Bishop) — Thu, 01 Jul 2010 11:24:49 +0000

Up JESUS CHRIST our LORD and SAVIOUR. Oh you men of low thinking, satan will soon be judged, so all those who have given their precious lives to satan, I pray that GOD will open your eyes and heart to know the truth and the destruction that awaits sinners. Repent and turn away from satan, he is the father of all liars.

By: Mago

Mago — Sun, 27 Jun 2010 03:23:12 +0000

I spent my entire life studying theology and the occult. I was a pastor for many years. My life was in a constant state of confusion and mental torment. I knew in my heart that the way of xtianity was not true. I finally gave in to my heart and dedicated my life to Satan and found love, joy and peace. I am still amazed at the hatred and venom that spits from the mouth of the so called xtians towards anyone who does not accept their beliefs. This was a lesson I learned all to well as a pastor. My congregation were some of the most unforgiving and judgemental indivisuals I have ever met. Most of the true satanists I have met do not judge and do not try to force their beliefs on others. Personally I believe that Satan is the true god, and that jehova is simply a demiurge. The xtians have it backwards, and if they would only take the time to study where their belief system actually came from their eyes would be opened. But, that is their choice and as I learned in the Marine Corps…I may not agree with what you say, but I will die to protect your right to say it.
Bottom line is this…I have found Satan to be a loving and caring god, who protects us from the wrathful hatred of Jehova.
This is my story, and I’m sticking to it.
Mago

By: Ded

Ded — Sun, 27 Jun 2010 03:19:30 +0000

While I appreciate the site for how well put together it is, and I do respect your beliefs, I feel obligated to share with you how I, and I am sure many others, feel.

To throw of the shackles of one and bow before another is not freedom.

You are a sheep and a disgrace to those who have truely found freedom from their oppresions.

By: saad

saad — Thu, 10 Jun 2010 11:40:48 +0000

me a muslim and want to learn about this religion but jus couldnt find appropriate stuff regarding the belief.. one of my fellow was following this faith and he persuaded me to go for it, pleaze tell me more about this so that i may decide wat to do…..

By: The 16th phantom

The 16th phantom — Wed, 02 Jun 2010 08:54:28 +0000

Question To “GOD’S CHILD” IF HE CAN READ THIS
Your God created men(us). according to your bible(and plz note i have read it from a to z), god can see everything,hear everything, knows what your gonna do before you do it and so on…everything he did he new what were the consequences. Still he created us adam and eva sinned he new that would happen, didn’t finish(kill) them off at the spot. Satan turned against him, he did nothing again he new what would happen. but enough of what he did wrong.

you what he has install for us in the end? Thats right MORE SUFFERING. I doubt you have a chance in that heaven of his. I think you see my problem here. if anyone replies to this please don’t give me that figurative bullshit about how everything in the bible must not be literally taken

Also I agree with Nefarious 100%. Whats this about worship? if I left my current religion I wouldn’t like to worry about how my new god is gonna make me suffer even after I’m dead.

We should all do whats right, should we do any different, then accept the consequences.