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Comment by michele ricketts on September 22, 2012 at 2:01pm

I'm not a satanist but a devil's advocate. Lucifer by Glen Duncan appeals to my sense of humour.I think being born and having lived in London encourages it as they tend to have a dark sense of humour.( that why its bloody this bloody that with us? )
The beginning of Lucifet had a dead funny way of describing the 7 days of Creation from an atheist piss-take.

Comment by Michael Anderson on August 16, 2012 at 5:42pm

Hello Cory,

The bible I got is the Anton Le Vey one. I grew up in the bay area in California and went to see the Satanic church there once. Boring really.

I know that Merciful Fate, then later the singer King Diamond when he went solo actually belived in all that stuff. Most of the bands I think went fir shock value though. The great early eighties band Satan for example. I still have no idea why they went with that name other than shock value since their music isn't satanic. I prefer punk mostly though. A lot punk is all about atheism, or I should say are atheists. Some great anti religeon/christianity songs out there.

Comment by Cory D Wells on August 8, 2012 at 12:32pm

Hey Michael, Welcome to the group. I do not really think that most of the music groups that claim to be satanic are just going for shock value. which version of the satanic bible do you have?

Comment by Michael Anderson on August 6, 2012 at 9:35pm

Hi everyone, Like the idea of this group... well except for the whole satanism thing. Don't get me wrong, I like bands like Venom and Merciful Fate (saw both of them in concert even). I always viewed them like a horror movie though. People who actually believe is satanism are just christians who are sick of christians imo though. It's all cowing to your imaginary friend. I have the satanic bible and it reads like an athiest bible except for the whole bible thing. Oh yeah, all you into punk and hardcore, Attitude Adjustment is back together!!

Mike

Comment by Steph S. on July 19, 2012 at 5:57pm

I'm active and always on the site it seems. Cool Samantha!

Comment by Samantha Madison on July 19, 2012 at 5:40pm

@Steve P. yeah welcome! I seriously just stopped visiting the website for like 3 months just because theres never any activity when I stopped logging in here I only had 12 members, now theres 31. Not too certain how many of those are "active" tho lol. Yeah SOAD is amazing, the band reunited last year and toured all of the west coast and Canada pretty much so i missed out ;( Now theyre here in Michigan August 16th im fuckin stoked! I requested two days off of work just to go lol Figured id be pretty wasted and would need the following day off hahaha!

Comment by Steph S. on July 5, 2012 at 10:42pm

Welcome to the group Maciej!

Comment by Steph S. on March 14, 2012 at 10:22am

Hello Everyone!

Comment by Steph S. on March 6, 2012 at 7:18pm

Hi Steve! I like System of a Down too! Glad to have you in the group!

Comment by James M. Martin on February 27, 2012 at 5:25pm

@Sean Murphy My own experience is that all too many Satanists are really Ayn Randites whose Satanism is really a reactionary response to herd mentality.  But then I only know from a splinter group, the Temple of Set, which was composed mostly of bores.  (They threw me out for drinking and pederasty, the latter a projection of the Ipsissypus (leader), actually accused of pedophile doings in the San Francisco area.)  He later wrote me to say it had become obvious to him that I was unfit to be a member of his Temple.  I was tempted to frame it I was so proud.  Now, I happen to know a bit of the history of Satanism, having read Huysmans, Papus, et al.  In fact, I am working on a screenplay about Huysmans' adventures in the occult world of Paris in the Belle Epoque.

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