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    A non-Christian understanding of the Christian Bible

    The “kingdom” you describe is, an allegory of what happens when man glimpses his own potential and mistakenly attributes it to an external god. The Western Left Hand Path reclaims that spark. It is not about serving His will, but realizing your own. The so-called “kingdom” is not an external...
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    Lucifer: Myth, Error, and Revelation

    Modern Luciferianism often seeks to redeem the figure of Lucifer, recasting him as the archetype of freedom, intellect, and divine rebellion. Yet this luminous Adversary, as popularly imagined, never existed in either scripture or the ancient mythic canon. In truth, contemporary Luciferians are...
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    On Blasphemy: A wrong, a right, or both, or neither?

    It's not rocket science, we all do it . . . reply to the person, just don't make a random comment
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    On Blasphemy: A wrong, a right, or both, or neither?

    And . . . we still don't know who you are addressing
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    On Blasphemy: A wrong, a right, or both, or neither?

    And there you have it . . . NO ONE knows who you are laughing at.
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    On Blasphemy: A wrong, a right, or both, or neither?

    At this junction, I have no idea what we are talking about. Learn how to reply to people properly next time.
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    On Blasphemy: A wrong, a right, or both, or neither?

    Are you answering for Thomas?
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    On Blasphemy: A wrong, a right, or both, or neither?

    Pride can become a virtue if transmuted into self-mastery, dignity, and self-deification. While Envy reveals where your deepest desires or perceived lacks are hiding, it's a mirror showing you what you secretly crave to manifest within yourself.. By admitting envy, you strip it of its corrosive...
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    On Blasphemy: A wrong, a right, or both, or neither?

    1. Stupidity. Lack of critical thought leads to slavery. 2. Ignorance. Willful blindness leads to stagnation. 3. Cowardice. Fear of breaking taboos or standing alone. 4. Servility. Kneeling before false authority, tradition, or herd opinion. 5. Complacency. Satisfaction with...
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    On Blasphemy: A wrong, a right, or both, or neither?

    You’ve made a very keen observation. Western Left-Hand Path philosophy relies heavily on the act of readjusting one’s perspective, shifting the framework through which reality is interpreted. This is a double-edged practice. On one hand, such perspective-shifting can devolve into...
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    On Blasphemy: A wrong, a right, or both, or neither?

    Within the Abrahamic faiths, blasphemy is regarded as one of the gravest sins, since it directly offends God, whether by insulting the divine name, denying sacred truths, or mocking holy figures. From this standpoint, blasphemy is classified as a particular kind of sin. From a Western Left-Hand...
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    On Blasphemy: A wrong, a right, or both, or neither?

    So very true in the occult community! We call those people Edgelords . . .
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    On Blasphemy: A wrong, a right, or both, or neither?

    You’re mistaken in assuming I was speaking about myself. Much like novice Satanists who often begin their path by rebelling against religious authority, many newcomers to the Left-Hand Path express this rebellion through acts of blasphemy. I, however, have rejected theism entirely. With no...
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    On Blasphemy: A wrong, a right, or both, or neither?

    Through the Western Left-Hand Path, blasphemy is not inherently a crime, sin, or evil act. Rather, it is a tool, symbol, or initiatory gesture. Its meaning shifts depending on how one uses it. Blasphemy is the act of defying sacred restrictions. It is a declaration that no external god, law, or...
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