>>789111
>Debunking Satanism
You'd have to define it first.
>>789118
>>789132
>objectively wrong
By what objective metric? Do you mean the claim of being "first"? Obviously that's not true. Perhaps he meant something else. Like the first artificial religion or somesuch nonsense. It is a very strange claim to make.
>>789179
>Ayn Rand [and therefore wrong]
What made you come to this conclusion?
>>789187
>>789219
>>789221
<Just LARPing
The same could be said of all religions. Though some Satanists believe in an actual spiritual essence and others don't. It's not really a group you can put in a box. There's really no core beliefs of "Satanism". It's less unified than even Christians who (at least as far as I know) can all agree that Jesus Christ was for sure real, for sure died on a cross and this is extremely important because that did something otherworldly and good. So far as I know there's nothing Satanists agree on. Not iconography, not philosophy, there's not even an agreement on the nature of the supernatural, divine or spiritual. The closest you could get is to say that "they all agree on being edgy" and even that's a bit of a stretch.