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I beg to differ. Most Theistic Satanists I know are quite vocal about their belief in both the Biblical God and Satan. It also seems paradoxical to call oneself a Theistic Satanist and not believe in deities...
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Why wouldn't Satanism be a form of Christianity seeing as Lucifer was a fallen angel?
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Theistic Satanism does indeed have strong roots in Christian theology. Just about every other sect of Satanism does not recognize Christian dogma. The term "Satanism" is used merely in its capacity as an archetype. Many others choose to use Prometheus, Melek T'au, En.Ki, etc.
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