“It’s not Satan-worship, it’s Satanism. It’s embracing the life-enriching things which have traditionally been given the ‘devil’s’ name: pride, lust, earthly success, rational self-interest, atheism, humor, nonconformity, science, a passion for living, being selective about whom we love. We don’t see these as shameful ‘sins,’ but as empowering ideals. And we also recognize the psychological power and fun of symbolism and aesthetics, so we utilize Satan as mythology’s most fitting mascot for what we are about.”
— Magister Bill M. (Host of the
#podcast @satansplain)
satansplain.com/