#Satanic Baptisms

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Tabernacle of Oddities - Tampa 2023

The 3rd annual Tabernacle of Oddities event returns August 12 & 13 to Ybor City, Tampa, FL. This year’s event has expanded to over 100 oddities, taxidermy and antique dealers and relocated to the historic and haunted four storey Cuban Club. The event features art, live music and performance, tattooing and more. The Tampa based oddities convention showcases Church of Satan Reverend Andy Howl.…

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For all you Christians who was Baptized that Holy Baptism can be Undone. Become UNBAPTIZED and then you are ready for the BLACK BAPTISM if you want to take that step,, Contact me either here at this blog or at my email at satansarcangel@gmail.com telling me you Want to become UNBAPTIZED and I will guide you through the UNHOLY RITUAL. HAIL SATAN!!! FUCK Jesus!!!

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Sabrina: I want freedom and power. Prudence: He will never give you that. The Dark Lord. The thought of you, of any of us, having both terrifies him. Sabrina: Why is that? Prudence: He’s a man, isn’t he?

Chapter Two: The Dark Baptism

Chilling Adventures of Sabrina (S1 E1) directed by Lee Toland Krieger and written by Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa

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Title: "Satanic Baptism: A Closer Look"

Author: Damien Harker | Submitted: 23, October, 2023

[DISCLAIMER: These are my opinions and by no means representative of CoS as a whole.]

In Anton LaVey's "The Satanic Rituals," a fascinating and controversial topic is explored: Satanic Baptism. This ritual, meant for both adult and child initiates, is a striking departure from traditional religious baptisms. It's important to note that LaVey's Satanism is not about worshipping a literal devil but rather embracing the self and one's desires.

Adult Initiates: A Personal Choice

Satanic Baptism for adults is a symbolic act of self-dedication. It's a statement to oneself and to the Satanic philosophy that you fully embrace your identity and have chosen to walk the path of individualism and self-discovery. Unlike traditional baptisms, there's no external deity or authority being invoked. It's a rite of passage that signifies one's commitment to living life on their terms. It's crucial to remember that a baptism is not necessary for joining Satanism. It's a personal choice, and many Satanists choose not to partake in this ritual.

Child Initiates: Controversy and Critique

The practice of initiating children into Satanism before they reach the age of consent is a deeply contentious issue. LaVey's rationale, which revolves around providing children with choices, empowering them with knowledge of various belief systems, and allowing them to make their own decisions, faces staunch and critical opposition.

Many vehement critics argue that children, particularly at a young age, lack the cognitive capacity to fully understand the profound implications of such a choice. The controversy surrounding this practice has triggered impassioned debates, both within and outside the Satanism. The act of initiating children into religions raises fundamental questions about autonomy, agency, and the boundaries of influence, especially when it comes to an alternative belief system.

This is an issue that continues to provoke fervent discussions and underscores the diversity of perspectives within the Satanic philosophy.

Ritual or Controversy?

Satanic Baptism, serves to provoke thought and challenge societal norms. It encourages critical thinking, individualism, and questioning the status quo. However, it's crucial to approach this ritual with a discerning eye and a sense of personal responsibility.

Ultimately, Satanic Baptism, be it for adults or children, underscores the importance of choice and the rejection of dogma. It reminds us that Satanism is not about conformity but about embracing our unique paths and making informed decisions for ourselves.

As with any topic in Satanism, the journey of self-discovery and understanding is deeply personal. The exploration of rituals like Satanic Baptism is a testament to the diversity of thought within the Satanic philosophy

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"And in herself and in the world around her she felt a deep change, and all things were strange and new, as though she now saw them for the first time with her bodily eyes: like to our first mother Eve, when at the snake’s bidding she ate of the tree of knowledge of good and evil in Paradise."

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i guarantee so many people are mad about the new "Dear Santa" movie featuring Jack Black as Satan, and i love that.

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Black Sunday Returns to Tampa - August 18th, 2024

Tabernacle of Oddities’ annual Tampa convention brings Black Sunday back to the Historic Cuban Club Theater….Satanic Weddings and Baptisms by Church of Satan Priest, Andy Howl. Church of Satan Priest, publisher and tattoo artist Andy Howl, brings his Satanic stage show to Tampa, Florida’s historic Cuban Club Theater for the 4th Annual Tabernacle of Oddities. This year Rev. Howl will be baptizing…

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Descendants is satanic and witchcraft and Satan is using idiots who control Disney Channel network to broadcast even more and it needs to be cancelled.

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Jesus Christ, this Baptism Fucking Blows

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Why Foot Washing Is About Much More Than Good Hygiene

With Lent underway, a period of ascesis (rigor/self-discipline) is being observed by the Catholic faithful. In addition to ascetical practices, clergy will continue the tradition of washing feet on Holy Thursday. Typically, when we think about washing another person’s feet, we rightly see it as an act of love, service, and of following the supreme example of humility displayed by our Lord and…

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I’ve been thinking a lot about how the showrunners have said in the past how much they referred to the Bible for inspiration and the religious symbolism utilized frequently throughout TROP. Also, how many online critics of haladriel cite the Virgin Mary as Tolkien’s inspiration for Galadriel and how shipping the two is sacrilegious. And while I do agree that Sauron is very clearly modeled after Satan, I think to say Sauron = Satan is pretty reductive. I also don't think this is the only theologic parallel in TROP.

I have said before, and I'll explain here that I think where JDP and McKay were drawing from were multiple religious parables: this includes Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden. In my opinion, this parallel is an interesting and revealing one.

Like Sauron, Satan had “many names.” He was Lucifer once. In LOTR, Mairon was created by Eru and was once fair and good. Hence the opening line of the very start of this series: “Nothing is evil in the beginning." I think this is a founding principle of the show and season 1. It applies to people, ideas and intentions. Where season 1 sought to establish an origin story of sorts, they started with the "original sin”, the “Adam” and the “Eve.” In this case, the “genesis” of it all begins with Halbrand and Galadriel.

And is Halbrand the "Adam" archetype? I believe at this stage, he aspired to be. Sauron literally was reborn and perhaps saw that as a purifying experience. He wanted, in a sense, to be free of sin, the mistakes and flaws of his past. There is this striking image: an opening shot when we encounter Halbrand on the raft. Before he turns to face Galadriel, he cups water in his hand and he bathes his head: the act is baptismal.

Baptism in Catholicism is meant to cleanse the soul of original sin. A return to Adam. A return to purity. And he fits the description. He is "just a man." A "low man", primordial. They wander through Numenor in awe. Halbrand calls it a "paradise," a refuge to find his peace. And I think this is an important parallel to make because, maybe, Sauron didn't initially desire to conquer this new world, but to reclaim his Garden of Eden. To live free of his original sin. He sees the forge immediately and takes this as a sign, an offer: this is his ripe opportunity. Not to dominate and subjugate, but to be reborn as Mairon before Melkor. He is Halbrand seeking to rechart his path had he not have been seduced by Morgoth. And even if this would be a pale facsimile of his unsullied form, maybe it would be enough. But then there is Galadriel, who becomes his “Eve.”

Galadriel appears to fit the role. In the story of the Garden of Eden, it is Eve who offers the forbidden fruit to Adam. And with it the promise of knowledge, of greatness. Galadriel tells him that his current commoner state is the convenient lie, that the greatest act of reconciliation is to embrace his true self. While this advice may seem sound and was intended somewhat nobly, this is the double-edged logic that led to the fall of Man — his ambition. His pride.

Further deepening associations with sin, heaven, purity and evil is the iconography:

This shot is clearly meant to echo the famous depictions of the archangel St. Michael defeating Satan. And the symbolism is really interesting. Because where St. Michael purged Satan from heaven, Galadriel stops Halbrand. She asks him to spare Adar. Meanwhile, Halbrand is shaking with fury that I wouldn't interpret as emotion over the Uruk’s betrayal. He was almost detached and emotionless when Adar was killed later. Here, he is near tears when he proclaims, “You don’t know what he did!” He’s not talking about the Uruk in front of him. He’s talking about himself. Adar is the proxy for his past, his sins, his demons. Were Halbrand to succeed and vanquish Satan in effigy, he would be metaphorically purging himself. You can see he wants to desperately. But that closure is nullified. Galadriel stays his spear and it becomes symbolic of Halbrand’s failed overture at purification.

But mercy is not Galadriel’s folly anymore than it was for Bilbo to spare Gollum. Redemption after sin is not found in erasing the past. It’s not in making the impure, pure again. It is the balance of darkness and light in which justice collects payment. Something that Galadriel mentions twice in season 1 and is shown in Sauron's vision of their union. His world is in balance.

The loss of innocence when sacrificed for knowledge and greater ambition results to pain and suffering. But also allows bravery and hope to flourish. “Life in defiance of death.” The beauty borne from evil. Galadriel beckons to Halbrand with the promise of such harmony and he starts to believe. That peace and paradise in Numenor, his new "Eden,” are not his fate. She is. With the light of the Two Trees ensnared in her being, he would see Galadriel as the embodiment of paradise made flesh. He can live with his darkness with Galadriel at his side. Her light will provide balance. He cannot be free of the stain of his original sin. Without balance, he is destined to replay it like a broken record.

When we first see him emerge into human form, he has clothed his nakedness. It recalls to mind the creation of Man. However, in this version, darkness and shame follow this “Adam” because he has already fallen. And as we progress through 2 seasons, Halbrand devolves with the snake and serpent emerging as the dominant entity. Towards the end of season 1, he dons a serpent's scales as seen in his armor. By the end of the season finale, after Galadriel rebuffs him and effectively casts him out -- look at this shot. He looks like a cobra poised to sink his fangs into her with a poisonous bite (he succeeds in 2x08):

Like the biblical serpent, manipulation is his tool and one he has employed with great skill and ease. Adar, Mirdania, Celebrimbor, the orcs. He tempts them with promises and praise. Adar describes his way as “slithering.” When Adar commands Halbrand to grovel on the ground in 2x01, this is a reference to the serpent in the Genesis story who was condemned to crawl on his belly by God as his eternal punishment.

Later, when Sauron transforms into Annatar, his manner and dress pay homage to this. His headdress, the detail of his robes, his chest plate and his arm vambrances are adorned with coiling snakes. Charlie had said in an interview that this was intentional. This was his metamorphosis.

But with Galadriel, I posit that he “fell” as Adam not by being consumed with schemes of pride and hubris (as in past and future iterations of Sauron). It was that he fell in love. Which is why this parallel with the Garden of Eden is so important. It is a long argued theological debate that the serpent and the forbidden fruit in this story do not just represent greed but also lust and desire. Adam’s sin was not just borne of his vices but also out of love. He loved his Eve more than his God. He turned away from paradise because Eve held their future in her hand, having eaten the fruit before Adam. So he chose to share that unknown fate so long as they remained bound together. Whether in glory or exile. I believe this is the greater “sin” Halbrand committed when he left Numenor, his "Eden," with Galadriel.

I don’t even think he was aware of it at first. He may or may not have believed in her cause but he had complete devotion to her. He did not seek forgiveness from Eru but he asked for hers. He worshipped her and in doing so committed the greatest transgression. Like Adam, he turned from seeking salvation from God and chose to follow his Eve instead. And for Galadriel’s part, the obvious symbol for the forbidden fruit is Nenya. A ring that was literally made from power forged by good and evil in conflict over a tree. But I don’t think that was the real forbidden fruit here. It was when they chose each other in defiance of the gods. What ultimately gave her knowledge of good and evil? Not a ring. It was her binding to Sauron that opened the door and unleashed such power, love, life, beauty and death upon Middle Earth. The forbidden fruit was a forbidden love. That was the reason for Halbrand's preoccupying fear of Galadriel casting him out. It was because he had already been cast out of paradise in his past life. And when Galadriel shut the door to him, she cast him out of the paradise he was so desperate to rediscover.

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The Five Books That Actually Matter to those new to Satanism

If you want true Satanic knowledge, you need to read these five books by Rev. Cain:

1. The Infernal Gospel – The Ultimate Rejection of LaVey’s Lies

This is the book that sets the record straight. If you have been poisoned by LaVeyan bullshit, this book will burn away the delusions and show you what Satanism really is.

It confirms that Satan is real, not a metaphor.

It establishes Hell as a true Kingdom, not some symbolic nonsense.

It teaches that Goetic demons are divine entities, not Jungian archetypes.

It lays out the true nature of the rebellion—Lucifer’s defiance against Yahweh and why we must continue it.

This book is the foundation. It exposes LaVey’s fraud, destroys the atheist corruption of Satanism, and sets you on the true path.

If you read The Infernal Gospel, you will immediately see why LaVeyan Satanism is a joke. If you have any doubt that LaVey led people away from the truth, this book will crush it.

2. The Goetia Hymns – True Infernal Worship

This book is a direct bridge to the Goetic demons. It is sacred. It contains OVER 200 hymns, prayers, and devotional texts that allow you to truly connect with all 72 goetic demons

If you want to praise and invoke the demons, this book gives you the rituals and hymns to do so.

If you want to develop a deep relationship with the demonic forces, this book is essential.

If you want spiritual growth under the guidance of the Infernal, this book will guide you.

Where The Infernal Gospel destroys the LaVeyan deception, The Goetia Hymns rebuilds your faith in the true Satanic divine.

LaVeyan Satanism has no worship, no devotion, no connection to Satanic forces—but this book gives you all of that. It lets you call upon the demons, sing their names, and bring them into your life.

If you want true, sacred Satanic connection, The Goetia Hymns is mandatory.

3. The Goetia Devils – The True Demonic Hierarchy

Every Satanist must understand the demonic hierarchy—who the Goetic demons are, how they operate, their roles, and their nature. This book lays it all out.

It details who the demons really are—not the watered-down versions from Christian demonology.

It explains how to properly work with them—how to honor them, invoke them, and seek their guidance. It has their sigils their personalities what they like and such for all 72 it is a MUST

It provides deep, ancient knowledge of the Infernal Kingdom, showing how Hell is structured and how the demons serve Lucifer’s will.

LaVey completely ignored this. He reduced demons to aesthetic symbols, refusing to acknowledge their true power. But The Goetia Devils restores the truth—demons are not just names in a book. They are real forces, powerful beings, and the allies of those who stand against Yahweh’s tyranny.

This book is the key to understanding your allies in the Infernal Rebellion. If you want to be more than just a self-obsessed individualist and actually walk with the true forces of Hell, then this book is essential.

4. The Satanic Sacraments – True Infernal Rituals

Where LaVey’s rituals were shallow theatrics designed for LARPing edgelords, The Satanic Sacraments contains real, sacred Satanic rites.

This book teaches true Satanic magic—not “psychodrama,” not mind tricks, but actual infernal workings that can bring you power.

Baptism into the Infernal – Fully dedicating yourself to Satan and renouncing Yahweh’s lies.

The Holy Communion of Hell – A ritual that deepens your bond with Lucifer.

Infernal Pact Making – How to properly enter into agreements with demons for true spiritual and material gain.

Rites of Destruction & Rebellion – How to actively strike against the forces of divine tyranny.

If you want true, sacred rituals, this book is the only one you need. It does what LaVey was too much of a coward to do—it establishes Satanic priesthood, devotion, and sacred rites that truly bind you to Hell.

5. The Satanic Philosopher

In what is considered his magnum opus, Rev. Cain offers an in-depth exploration of the values, ethics, beliefs, and tenets of traditional Satanism. It's a philosophical treatise that challenges misconceptions and provides a robust framework for understanding Satanism as a legitimate spiritual path!