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Entry level † 02/14/21 (Sun) 05:47:39 4986c2 No.853294

This might be immoral, but hear me out. When ever we sin, we are going against God, so aren't we naturally satanist (specifically atheist satanists who believe in human godhood, since we wouldn't go against God if we followed him) in a entry level form, clearly not everyone practices what high level satanist practice.

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† 02/14/21 (Sun) 08:17:29 b6351b No.853299

>>853294

Idiotic and cursed thread. Delete it then pray mate, clear your mind of this kind of thinking.

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† 02/14/21 (Sun) 16:49:58 000000 No.853306

>>853294

Humans are weak. What this means is humans can commit acts that favour Satan over God but, once their mind and feelings have changed, come to see that the evil in their choices and feel regret. Humans don't necessarily mean what they do, basically and a huge part of this is not being able to always see the fullest consequences of our actions at every moment due to weakness leaving us vulnerable to being blinded by our own emotions. A person's bad choice in a moment isn't necessarily reflective of whether they truly wish to eternally be with Satan.

A Satanist however has committed himself to Satan. It's true that even he might change his mind at some point but nonetheless, not only are they not making use of the opportunities God is giving them to repent but they, until converted, don't even want to.

Christians can make mistakes without leaving God behind entirely. Stumbling is actually an expected part of the journey.

The Satanist, unlike the Christian sinner, has explicitly rejected Christ. That's the difference.

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† SAGE! 02/15/21 (Mon) 06:43:16 6a6a6a No.853338

>>853306

Yeah, maybe satanist is too strong a word for anyone that sins or do what thou wilt.

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† 02/17/21 (Wed) 11:59:43 6e40cf No.853411

>>853294

This is literally explained at the beginning of Ephesians 2:1"And you hath he quickened, who were dead in trespasses and sins; 2Wherein in time past ye walked according to the course of this world, according to the prince of the power of the air, the spirit that now worketh in the children of disobedience: 3Among whom also we all had our conversation in times past in the lusts of our flesh, fulfilling the desires of the flesh and of the mind; and were by nature the children of wrath, even as others."

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