~Devils_Slave666~
whoa.... nobody told me this guild was atheistic... o.o..... oh well, but u know a TRUE Satanist should also beleive in God, you dont have to like him you gonna beleive in him even though im completly new at this, i learned that from a Christian friend who thinks the opposite from her religion. if she was in here telling you guys some crap itll freak u out.... she smarter then she looks
You may want to consider taking a gander at the
GUILD RULES. before you even attempt to make another post.
That's the cool thing about having a theistic captain and an atheistic vice captain. If one bashes atheism and calls himself a theist, both will attack him. If one bashes theism and calls himself an atheist, again, both will attack him. Not to mention that I would consider Soil very close. Even though he disagrees with my beliefs, he will stand up for them, as I will his.
"True Satanism" is a term that should be avoided. That's as bold as saying "true Christianity," "true Buddhism," "true Paganism" or even "true religion." There is absolutely no way to prove or disprove the existance of external beings that dwell on a supernatural plain. Therefore, any perception of "truth" is left to the individual. Because I am positive that I have never felt any kind of supernatural power, and almost all of what is described as supernatural can potentially have some kind of scientific or psychological explaination, I am an atheist. Because Soil, for example, has felt something supernatural--perhaps even seen such a thing. For this reason, he is a theist.
We believe what our eyes show us. The difference is that one kind of Satanism (atheistic) takes gods, mythical creatures, and whatnot as fiction, where the other takes them as fact.
I used to believe in Santa Claus, and I could have sworn I saw him with my own two eyes, laying out presents beneath the tree. I remember that he glowed, and he looked to me and smiled, which put me to sleep. That was my evidence of his existing. However, later, facts showed that Santa's existence was impossible, and our parents later revealed to us that the Jolly Man was actually them. I would compare this to supernatural beings, personally.
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