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A Satanist considers Satan as an archetype which is best expressed in English, using Western monotheistic religion as a reference, but does not accept the traditional role given to Satan by white light religions. When looking at different parts of the world, or at different religions, the nature of Satan changes accordingly. For example, what would a Satanist say is a Satanic rejection of the Buddhist or Hindu worldviews? ( read more )Tags: buddhism, comparative religion, eastern, hinduism, religion, satanism Current Mood: happy Listening To: "Death of a child" by Ultraviolence
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| From: (Anonymous) |
Date: May 28th, 2003 01:53 am (UTC) |
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Opps~ i disagree with you.
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Hello Vexen, i am Vernace. In Buddism, it never says that satan means our ties to this world, our ego, our wants and desires. Having ties, ego and desires of this world are not evil in Buddism philosopy. Maybe i should call Buddism as Zen. Zen is not really a religion but a philosopy just like satanism. It is not like Christainity, the concept of good and evil. It is about searching the truth, ehh.... just like the show "matrix" Staying nether the good or the bad side, Zenist is neutral( the grey side )
Hey... i really admire you, Vexen. Too bad, i am not gay. HAHAHAHAHAH~
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