Thread: Do you think Satanism is just reverse Christianity?

If the actually society raises upon a deity, and learn to go against it, most likely the future will be atheist, not a God-worshipper of any genres.

Do you view atheism as the ideal?

It is difficult to be an atheist if one worship's the idea of being an atheist as some sort of God.

That is just contradictory.

Okay this is were things get crazy, there is a God, and a Devil both have there realm both work in different ways there is a jesus he did die for your sins but its not as cut and dry as that, nature and the elements God made and worshiping the devil is not the way to go, unless you want to burn, worship the pure green energy

Originally Posted by Darius

The problem is,Dawnwolf,that people will always do what they think is right.You can try to tell others what to do,but then we all have free will.I have had people call me all sorts of names before and had them tell me that i'm going to hell,but i don't chose to let them drag me down.Ultimately,this is how i look at things:my own beliefs do not define who i am,who i am defines my beliefs.To put it a better way:"true freedom is not measured in laws,but in how comfortable you are with who you are."I came up with that one early morning,but it does describe my view rather well.I applaud you for voicing your opinon,though.If you couldn't do so comfortably,you wouldn't be truly free.

Beautifully put.

Thank you Darius.

Originally Posted by DawnWolf

Okay this is were things get crazy, there is a God, and a Devil both have there realm both work in different ways there is a jesus he did die for your sins but its not as cut and dry as that, nature and the elements God made and worshiping the devil is not the way to go, unless you want to burn, worship the pure green energy

There isn't a God (by which I assume you mean the Abrahamic god). Neither is there a devil. As for Yeshua the Nazarene (Jesus) there is absolutely no evidence that this person ever existed.

What most people refer to as a Divine Creator (god) is in actuality the natural ordering of the Universe personified.

God, gods, devils, angels, demons, etc. are all ancient archetypal imagery deeply embedded within our unconsciousness, they are brought to our consciousness through the tools of Symbology.


Worshiping a Horned God (devil) is a purely Pagan path that dates back to Indo-European Man. Burning in a fictitious, Milton-esque Hell is another one of Judeo-Christian's attempts at controlling it's sheeple.

Do you find your self sometimes rallying against those who do not share the same belief (or in this case lack of) as you?

I am not saying this to irritate you, but hopefully to prove a point. I just notice militant atheists tend to treat their views in a similar manner often seen in those they often criticize.

hmm...evil?
What one sees as evil, another one sees, as not evil.
A very subjective concept.
Some see good and evil, as the the same thing, just the opposite of each other (polarity).

Originally Posted by powerskeleton

No, I don't find myself rallying against people who think in diverse manner than me. I'm just evil.

If the actually society raises upon a deity, and learn to go against it, most likely the future will be atheist, not a God-worshipper of any genres.

With all due respect, I have difficulty believing you. It just seems that human nature needs something, any thing to worship and something to rally against. Seeing I am human just as well, I realize I am not exempt from this and this is why I choose to believe in something, instead of nothing. I found out when I try to deny my nature and its needs, it ends up causing all sorts of trouble. I rather try to be in harmony with myself then be against my self.

Good and Evil, Right and Wrong are both subjective and can change from person to person based on a myriad of reasons, hardly existent outside of your own mind. Positive and Negative are objective and a bit more obvious. It's much clearer what is creative an overall positive or negative effect to our world/universe than it is to describe what an overall good or evil would be, since it would be subject to change.

Satanism by name is a reverse to Christianity. It doesn't matter what the philosophy says and how separate an entity Satanism is, with Christianity being the world's largest organized religion and Satanism as a collective term being formed after Christianity was a collective term, then by it's name, Satanism is a response, an answer, or a reverse of Christianity. I'm well aware of the origins of Satan, the origin of the word Satan, but there was never in documented history a collective organization to be called a path or religion using that name until after the establishment of the anti-Satan Christianity.

Most religions originally were intended to be good, but however people have perverted and twisted them to their own ends. As when the conquistadores killed indians, justifying that they would save their souls from sin.
Slaugther in the name of Christ. Therefore I deeply detest any form of organized religion or any system of government that allows few to have power over many.


While not a Satanist my self, I symphatise with many of it weivs.
Except the notion that the weak shal perish or be swept aside.
Quite often something weak can be made strong, and we cannot truly know the potential power that a person might unlock.

Few christians I have met practice the "do on to others"

I see philosophical Satanism as a celebration of the so called sinns
Many of of the worlds major religions speak of denying or taking controll of our desires. One must have controll of theese desires lest they controll you offcourse, but to abolish them alltogether is foolish. I beleive this to be the cause of much much unnessesary suffering and psychologogical trauma. Furthermore slight diferent interpetstions of major religions have caused most of the major conflicts in the world. I ask what other creature denies its own instincts, denies its own nature, stribes to remove itself from and conquer that wich it is self evedently a part of. Therefore man is the most corupt creature there is. A man who aknowledges his own instincts and desires, and the fact that he is nothing more than an evolved animal stays more true to what he truly is. All creatures seek to satesfy their desires, to bring balance, equallubrium and harmony in to their lives. Without this life would be a series of meeningless tasks, that yeild no selfsatisfaction, no goals to reach for, no motivation to continue ones existance.

Originally Posted by Ziggy_wolf

Most religions originally were intended to be good, but however people have perverted and twisted them to their own ends. As when the conquistadores killed indians, justifying that they would save their souls from sin.
Slaugther in the name of Christ. Therefore I deeply detest any form of organized religion or any system of government that allows few to have power over many...

I agree with this. I don't think anyone can truly call themselves enlightened or pretend to be something divine until they've been able to transcend the boundaries that labeling oneself to a certain path, dogma, religion, government, or even just another person puts on them. We have the ability to do what no other animal can do, and yet we still prefer to roam in herds, weary of the other herds we see as threats. Not very human at all.

...fact that he is nothing more than an evolved animal stays more true to what he truly is.

We are a bit more than just an evolved animal, if for no other reason we have the capacity to band together to protect and save other animals on a scale no other animal can (of course, we don't, because we're lost and blind). I agree with what I think you meant, though. We're not above any other creature, including other humans. Organizing and labeling is only an inevitable step to controlling and overpowering those outside of your label. On a whole, that is. Obviously not every person who falls under a label is that way, but we haven't really got many good examples of a religion that hasn't eventually just became a hungry void that swallows those in need who happen across it.