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Worth reading If anyone is an atheist like me and have read all the usual books like the God Delusion and fancy something else
strong but pallatable: this is the book for you. It is written as an amusingly jocular and light-hearted piss-take of Christianity. He says what we're all thinking - that no one in history has abided by all the 10 commandments. He has his own equilavent of the commandments and beleives most animals are better and less corrupt than humans. As a vegetarian, this seems quite true. Sers, its... more info
Poor and frankly exploitive This book is a dreadful work exploring the rituals of satanic worship. On the other hand it is a mixed up bag of (dreadfully construxcted) languages in which not much of value is discussed or said at all. The book plunges Satanism back into the era of the ancient religions in which worship was merely a litany of compliments directed towards the God. The Philosophy of the Satanic Bible were interesting to read but this drivvle is actually quite insulting. Not only does it make the idea of Satan petty and... more info
A History on Satanism. This book is just what it says, under the title, a companion to the Satanic Bible. Thats not to say that this is merely an extension of the philosophical debate and instructional ramblings found in the 'Bible'. But for anyone interested in knowing more about Satanism and Satanic Ritual throughout history then this is a good read.
Before each ritual there is a few pages that summerise what the ritual means and details its origin. This, in my opinion, is the most interesting part of the book as it gives you... more info
Its not for everybody.... ...of course Satanism isn't for everybody. This book ties up a few loose ends from the original Bible. It has lifted the scales from my eyes after disposing his first book and denying his philosophy which originally led me into despair. Written in 1974 it still can be very useful. La Vey's philosophy personifies self-sufficiency in the man animal which seeks to dominate his species.
