Satanism

Dr Faustus was the tragic hero of 'The Tragical History of Dr Faustus'. He made a bargain with the Devil, for earthly knowledge and power. In exchange, he promised him his soul.

The play was written by Christopher Marlowe [Baptized February 26, 1564-May 30, 1593], who died tragically at a young age, and under mysterious circumstances. Marlowe based his play on 'The Historie of the Damnable Life, and Deserved Death of Dr John Faustus', which was a translated retelling of a German legend. The German legend somewhat may have drawn on the experiences of Dr Johann Georg Faust [c. 1480-1540]. Faust received his divinity degree from Heidelberg University, in 1509. But he developed a reputation as an alchemist and magician of Knittlingen, Wurttemberg.

Since around 1785 (when they broke up), the (real) Illuminati group has been fictional. It exists in the imagination of conspiracy theorists. It is a sort of strawman or scapegoat organization. Anyone the Conspiracy Theorists dislike or envy, they declare, on no evidence of course, that they are in the Illuminati. No one has ever, in modern times, been proven to be an Illuminatus in a court of law.

Anyone who wants to cash in on the Illuminati, by using their supposed symbols or whatever, is safe to do so, including Akon. Any rights to the Illuminati have expired since 1785. You can call yourself one, and be just as correct as anyone else making the same claim.

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Akon is also part of illuminati there are many illuminati symbols in his work and videos one example is his song called "

Satanism is a vastly differentiated group of ideological and philosophical beliefs that revolve around the veneration of Satan (a biblical invention) or similarly rebellious figures, that arrived in the late twentieth century but may be based on earlier manifestations in part. Some may be atheistic who base their philosophy on a symbol (rather than a figure) that represents the self-indulgent nature of humanity.

Atheism is simply the absence of a belief in gods and the supernatural.

Before this is answered, consider that under the various Christian denominations, Christ as God is all-powerful. Yet, he permitted the children of his creation to take his life. In essence, as horrifying as it might seem, Christ commuted suicide. "No greater love can be seen than he who lays down his life for another." Now, the answer of sorts. The only sin that sends a sole to Help is the denial of the Holy Spirit, others may say firings out of a state of grace. That being the case, despair might put one in such a state, provided the doctrine of eternal salvation is a myth. The fact is that sunset the concept of Help and eternal damnation are matters of faith and cannot be proven,, and this question cannot be answered.

Another Answer:

First, the Sixth Command is quite clear that mankind is not to kill/murder mankind and this includes suicide. Only God who created can rightly destroy.

Second, the Bible never teaches 'eternal damnation' but plainly teaches the 2nd Death - total physical cessation and ashes from the Lake of Fire. Only spirits who became demons will be eternally tormented for their sins.

Finally, the Bible uses the Hebrew term 'Sheol' and the equivalent Greek term 'Hades' for the grave or pit. This translate to the English term 'hell' and is the common resting place of all mankind - Even Jesus was in 'hell' 3 days and 3 nights. Death is commonly associated with 'sleep' in the Scripture and all who die sleep and await their call to the Judgement process by Christ. Only those incorrigibly unrepentant with those who were previously called in life but rejected the gift of God's Holy Spirit (aka the Spirit of Christ) - the Unpardonable Sin - will be cast into the Lake of Fire. All who never understood or never had their call to eternal life, will receive their chance during this process (it is not a sentencing for the majority of mankind). God is equally fair to everyone.

You will need:

• 1 or more black, blue or red candles (as many as you like)
• A sterilized needle or razor
• A piece of clean paper, large enough to write the prayer below
• A dry pen, where you sign your name in blood (dip the ip of the pen in your blood)

Write the following prayer:

Before the almighty and ineffable God Satan/Lucifer and in the presence of all Demons of Hell, who are the True and the Original gods, I, (state your full name) renounce any and all past allegiances. I renounce the false Judeo/Christian god Jehova, I renounce his vile and worthless son Jesus Christ, I renounce his foul, odious, and rotten holy spirit.

I proclaim Satan Lucifer as my one and only God. I promise to recognize and honor him in all things, without reservation, desiring in return, his manifold assistance in the successful completion of my endeavors.

It is important to bathe before any rituals you perform, this is done out of respect. When you are ready, you can light the candle. Take the needle, prick the index finger of your left hand, squeeze some blood out.

Sign your name in blood.

Recite the prayer either aloud or in your head

Fold the paper and let it burn in the fire of the candle. Many of us have stayed and meditated until the candle had burned itself out.

At the end of the ritual, close with the words "So mote it be." And a Big "HAIL SATAN!!"

• 666 or 616, the Number of the Beast
• Angra Mainyu, Ahriman: "malign spirit", "unholy spirit"
• Antichrist, the coming of the Devil to the mortal world in Christianity
• Der Leibhaftige (German): "He Himself"[citation needed]
• Diabolus, Diavolus (Greek): "downward flowing"
• Iblees, the devil in Islam
• Shaitan (Islam)
• Lord of the underworld / Lord of Hell / Lord of this World
• Lucifer / The Morning Star (Greek and Roman): bringer of light, illuminator; the planet Venus, often portrayed as Satan's name before he fell
• Leviathan
• Mephistopheles, Mephisto (Greek): that, which avoids the light
• Old Scratch, The Stranger, Old Nick: a colloquialism for the devil, as indicated by the name of the character in the story The Devil and Tom Walker
• Old Hob
• Prince of Darkness / Air
• Satan / The Adversary, Accuser, Prosecutor
• (The ancient/old/crooked/coiling) Serpent
• Shaitan, an Arabic name for Satan
• Kölski (Iceland)[23]
• Voland (medieval France)

A list of liturgical names for the Devil may be found in Jeffrey Burton Russell, Lucifer, the Devil in the Middle Ages(Cornell University Press, 1986), p. 128, note 76 online."