Stuart Francis
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Father Satan is eternal and immortal, If Satanism predates all other "religions" ("'s because they're not really) then His name is His own and He did not take it from anyone else.
It is highly likely that the hebrews created the word Satan/Incorporated it into their language to refer to their biggest enemy, They are a RHP religion and therefore are against people attaining personal power. Their biggest enemy is therefore the attainment of true knowledge and power which is why i'm guessing they incorporated the name/word into their language as Father Satan is the only true path towards attaining personal power/knowledge.
However I am a newbie, having not yet done the dedication ritual. Therefore there may be others who are more knowledgeable than myself.
HAIL SATAN!
From: keredd1010 <derek.davila10@...
To: [email protected]
Sent: Tuesday, 11 September 2012, 22:17
Subject: [JoyofSatan666] If the name "Satan" is a hebrew word for "enemy" or "adversary" then...
...why continue using it? It seems to be that this is a name that slanders the Father referring to him as an enemy or an adversary. On top of that it is a name the Yehuborim came up with. Why should we credit them with anything? When you say "Hail Satan" you are saying "Hail enemy" . Sounds rather backwards IMO.
It is highly likely that the hebrews created the word Satan/Incorporated it into their language to refer to their biggest enemy, They are a RHP religion and therefore are against people attaining personal power. Their biggest enemy is therefore the attainment of true knowledge and power which is why i'm guessing they incorporated the name/word into their language as Father Satan is the only true path towards attaining personal power/knowledge.
However I am a newbie, having not yet done the dedication ritual. Therefore there may be others who are more knowledgeable than myself.
HAIL SATAN!
From: keredd1010 <derek.davila10@...
To: [email protected]
Sent: Tuesday, 11 September 2012, 22:17
Subject: [JoyofSatan666] If the name "Satan" is a hebrew word for "enemy" or "adversary" then...
...why continue using it? It seems to be that this is a name that slanders the Father referring to him as an enemy or an adversary. On top of that it is a name the Yehuborim came up with. Why should we credit them with anything? When you say "Hail Satan" you are saying "Hail enemy" . Sounds rather backwards IMO.
