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nities. But satanists and Darwinists ignore this for the most part.
                 Satanists are totally wrong in representing conflict as inevitable.
                 Human beings and communities do not survive by conflict, but
                 through cooperation and acting together. Conflict and violence
                 typically mean the end of a society.
                     4. Satanism, like Social Darwinism, has no sense of respect or

                 compassion for the weak, needy or the elderly. It regards them as
                 parasites to be eliminated. It views love, compassion, mercy and
                 self-sacrifice as signs of weakness. The fact that these fine quali-
                 ties are suggestive of religious morality makes satanists very un-
                 comfortable. For satanists, in order to survive and thrive, human
                 beings must resort to all kinds of evil. Satanism regards all these

                 evil acts as legitimate. The so-called justification is the Darwinist
                 view that life is a savage arena where only the strong survive. But
                 as we considered earlier, this is wrong. Satanism’s cruel, aggres-
                 sive character comes from this understanding. Therefore, satan-
                 ism, being founded on individualism, does not consider the harm
                 it does to society and to the good of others.





                  One of greatest errors of sa-
                  tanists is to think that vir-
                  tues such as love, compas-
                  sion, mercy and self-sacri-
                  fice are actually weakness-
                  es. The fact that these vir-
                  tues make people consider
                  religious morality makes sa-
                  tanists very uncomfortable.
                  In fact, Allah has created the
                  human spirit to take pleas-
                  ure in these virtues.
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