Sorry bout your heart
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Fuck proselytizing religions. No, I won't join your stupid fucking cult. Fuck right off.
Do you want to talk about Satan?
We enjoy sex, responsible drug use and rock and roll.
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Fuck proselytizing religions. No, I won't join your stupid fucking cult. Fuck right off.
Fuck all religion. No I don’t want to reject reality to play make believe.
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"Beat your swords into plowshares," says Isaiah. Yet, here we are, with congregations of people who feel that "there's nothing wrong with being a soldier."
God's first commandment? Yeah apparently that doesn't mean shit if the other party is a stinky brownskin. I do not see a legal addendum on the Ten Commandments.
"1. Thou Shalt Not Kill ***†"
***† only in participating stores, offer good til Labor Day, see appendix for list of people it's totally cool to kill
wrote on last edited by [email protected]I'm with you, but you're talking about something like the 6th commandment depending on how you're counting
Edit: the first one is the "you shall have no other gods before me" bit, with the lines drawn for exactly where each commandment starts and stops drawn in different places for different factions, but I digress. I still agree with your point and I'll stop typing more now.
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Do you want to talk about Satan?
We enjoy sex, responsible drug use and rock and roll.
All hail Satan!
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That's what I figured they meant.
wrote on last edited by [email protected]Yeah, but those other stats are raw numbers. Okay, we have a higher number of unhoused people and food-insecure people, but we also have a higher number of people, period. If you wanna make a point, it has to be per capita. I like how the first stat got this right, but the others did not.
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Fuck all religion. No I don’t want to reject reality to play make believe.
Naw, my religion is cool. I'm a Satanist. We accept reality as revealed by science.
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Yeah, but those other stats are raw numbers. Okay, we have a higher number of unhoused people and food-insecure people, but we also have a higher number of people, period. If you wanna make a point, it has to be per capita. I like how the first stat got this right, but the others did not.
Ya might be a good point but it’s a distracting mess
Thankfully we already know a little bit about both of our situations so we get the gist
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Naw, my religion is cool. I'm a Satanist. We accept reality as revealed by science.
So you genuinely believe Satan exists and has influence in the world? Where does he live under the Earths mantle?
Because that is entirely at odds with everything we know about reality.
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I'm heartbroken too. Anything over 0 is a failure of public education
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I just woke up, but I don't think the unit should be percentage per 100k people. Otherwise, I agree with the statement though.
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You know what would be funny? Dropping anonymous tips to the police that random churches are housing illegal immigrants.
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So you genuinely believe Satan exists and has influence in the world? Where does he live under the Earths mantle?
Because that is entirely at odds with everything we know about reality.
wrote on last edited by [email protected]Many, if not most, modern satanists are atheistic satanists. Satan is merely a convenient bit of Judeo-Christian mythology/imagery used to irritate Christians.
While I hesitate to recommend The Satanic Temple due to the actions of one of the founders, their "7 Fundamental Tenets" are a pretty great basis for an atheistic worldview.
Edit: normally, I'd link some resources, but it's late, I'm on mobile, and search engines exist, so... Sorry, not sorry.
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The US is really just a big social experiment trying to prove a point.
I'm not sure what that point is, but it's definitely out there.
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So you genuinely believe Satan exists and has influence in the world? Where does he live under the Earths mantle?
Because that is entirely at odds with everything we know about reality.
I'm a Satanist. We accept reality as revealed by science.
His response answered your question. Science doesn't believe in Satan, thus he himself doesn't believe Satan exists. For the record, most Satanists don't actually believe in anything "supernatural". Read more about Satanism here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Satanism#Contemporary_tendencies_and_groups
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I don't think she's really sorry about their heart
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Do you want to talk about Satan?
We enjoy sex, responsible drug use and rock and roll.
I'm listening...
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I'm a Satanist. We accept reality as revealed by science.
His response answered your question. Science doesn't believe in Satan, thus he himself doesn't believe Satan exists. For the record, most Satanists don't actually believe in anything "supernatural". Read more about Satanism here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Satanism#Contemporary_tendencies_and_groups
So he’s not religious and doesn’t actually believe in Satan?
It’s like atheism with extra useless steps.
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I just woke up, but I don't think the unit should be percentage per 100k people. Otherwise, I agree with the statement though.
Yeah, that seemed needlessly confusing to me too.
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Is there something wrong with her heart? Maybe she needs to go see a doc... oh, wait nvm. We'll just pray the pain away for her.
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So he’s not religious and doesn’t actually believe in Satan?
It’s like atheism with extra useless steps.
Being a Satanist while identifying as an atheist is often associated with a specific philosophical stance rather than a belief in a literal Satan or supernatural entities. In this context, Satanism can be seen as a symbolic representation of individualism, self-empowerment, and rebellion against traditional religious norms. Here are some key points to consider:
- Atheistic Satanism: Many atheistic Satanists do not believe in a literal Satan but use the figure as a symbol of freedom, personal responsibility, and the questioning of authority.
- Moral Framework: For these individuals, Satanism can serve as a moral compass that emphasizes personal ethics, critical thinking, and the pursuit of knowledge. It often promotes values such as individualism, self-determination, and hedonism, but within a framework that encourages personal responsibility.
- Philosophical Approach: This form of Satanism is more about philosophy and lifestyle than theology. It focuses on human experience and the material world rather than spiritual or supernatural beliefs.
- Cultural Critique: Atheistic Satanism can also be a critique of organized religion, particularly Christianity, and may advocate for secularism and the separation of church and state.
In summary, being a Satanist while being an atheist often reflects a philosophical and ethical stance rather than a theological one, emphasizing personal empowerment and a rejection of traditional religious dogma.
TL;DR
Atheism simply means you don't believe in a god. It makes no other claims. Satanism encompasses more than that simple perspective.
