Tag: Satanism
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Faith’s Rollercoaster: New Paths, Old Questions – Mormonism and Beyond
Mormonism, Wicca, and a dash of existential crisis—my spiritual detours in search of answers. Spoiler: It’s a wild ride with no easy endings.
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Satanism vs. Luciferianism: What’s the Real Difference?
Think Satanism and Luciferianism are the same thing? Think again. Let’s break down the differences in a way that even your great aunt Edna could understand.
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Faith’s Rollercoaster: From Lazy Sundays to Bible Drills
How a curious kid went from lazy Sundays to hardcore Bible drills—my wild ride through religion’s early stages. Don’t miss this one!
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Decoding the 11 Satanic Rules of the Earth: Breaking Down the Tricky Language
Tired of stumbling over the 11 Satanic Rules of the Earth? Grumps breaks down the tough language into no-nonsense, real-world advice.
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Pentagonal Revisionism: Putting Satanist Philosophy into Practice
Pentagonal Revisionism isn’t just theory—it’s the bedrock for living Satanism, embracing rebellion, and forging individualism in a conformist world. Here’s how.
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Dodging Digital Bullshit: Being an Out Satanist Without Losing Your Cool
Tired of online idiots who can’t handle your Satanist beliefs? Here’s how to dodge the trolls, cut the crap, and own your identity, unapologetically.
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Challenging Moral Authority
Why do Satanists keep butting heads with religious moral authorities? Because someone’s got to challenge the sanctimonious nonsense—and we’re just the rebels to do it.
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The Top 5 Misconceptions About Satanism
Alright, folks, buckle up because we’re diving into the murky waters of what people think they know about Satanism. Spoiler alert: most of it’s complete hogwash. Let’s clear up some of these misconceptions and set the record straight, Grumps style. 1. Satanists Worship the Devil Ah, yes, the classic “Satanists are just devil-worshippers” trope. Hate…
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Understanding the Alien Elite in Satanism
The Alien Elite in Satanism are individuals who embrace radical individualism, self-empowerment, and personal responsibility, setting themselves apart from societal norms and mediocrity. They prioritize intellectual autonomy, self-realization, and reject conformity, embodying the principles of the Left-Hand Path to achieve their highest potential and master their own destiny.