dhouseholder
Registered User
However, a "Theistic Satanist" (for the record, not speaking as one) would be in basically the same boat as first century Gnostics, seeing the "bad guy" in some traditions as the Supreme Being.
There are plenty of different Orders that label themselves "Theistic Satanists" and I think that the overwhelming number of them would not be comfortable with our teachings. Although, I could see some of these paradigms stretching various definitions and interpretations to justify joining the Fraternity.
That being said, I know that they would have a HELL of a time (pun intended) gathering enough signatures to join if they openly mentioned their religious persuasion. At that point, I would take that person aside, subtly let them know that this was probably not the type of thing they were looking for, and point them to some other organizations that would better suit their beliefs.
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