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Terrorism: The Rite Of The Antichrist

According to Satanism, violence is a fact of nature, and thus in-
escapable. Therefore, this distorted view maintains that it is perfectly
permissible for people to resort to violence. Since any attempt to pre-
vent or minimize violence is a violation of what is natural, any attempt
to do so is futile, and it is therefore illogical to do so.
As we have seen, Satanism holds utterly perverse beliefs, which
encourage people to be aggressive, to commit murder, and even mass

slaughter. In America in particular, academics have established that
Satanism lies at the root of national terror, and that serious steps need
to be taken in order to deal with it. One of these academics is Carl
Roschke, a professor at Denver University, who has stressed the impor-
tance of the subject in the words, "We're really dealing with the way sa-
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tanic ideology has become a basis for domestic terrorism." Roschke
says that the most important step in the war to be waged against
Satanism is to make it clear that its followers are not just "harmless
wackoes," but that when their crimes are examined, one can under-

stand just how harmful someone claiming to be a Satanist can be. 34
There is no doubt that the most important fight against a move-
ment of this sort must be ideological. That being the case, we must es-
tablish which ideologies Satanism is founded on.

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One of the most common ways Satanists use to describe them-
selves, in their books, magazines and publications, as well as their web-
sites, is to regard man as a "kind of developed animal," and to maintain
that "only the fittest can survive." This is the most important piece of
evidence to corroborate that Darwinism lies at the very root of the
Satanists' beliefs. In fact, many Satanists do not hesitate to admit the
fact. In A Description of Satanism, a Satanist writer describes the ideol-