yeah, well...if you aren't christian, that means absolutely nothing. it's not possible to use the bible as "proof" with folks that don't believe in its teachings.

and there are quite a few things that, even as a christian, i personally question.

yes, we still have purgatory, lol.

i can only point out the simple truth, its up to the listener to make thier own decision. whether or not someone believes the moon is there doesent change the fact that it is there.

how much does it cost this year to buy a ticket to heaven for someone in purgetory????
.... Im only half joking....

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZMO_Q4xNJy0

forgive me, i'm not exactly sure what you are saying with this video...i CAN say that there are errors in it.

for instance, michael aquino founded "the TEMPLE of set", not "the CHURCH of set".

If you really want to get into satanism, why not join the "church of satanic"? It might not be the type of satanism your thinking of. When they use the word "Satan", there using it symbolically, as in Satan has very human traits. The way the explain it is that when Satan was beat down by god, he got back up, thats a very human trait. They don't worship Satan in any theistic fashion. If you do want to join, wants you sign up they'll send you a crimson card, after you give them 200 bucks. They will also give you a list of a bunch of places that satanist go to perform rituals, and just to meet other people like them selves in general.

ill pass. isnt belief in satan admitting that there is a God anyway? hmmmmmm why would one deliberatly take the dark path?

>> isnt belief in satan admitting that there is a God anyway?

Yes, believing in the satan described in the Bible might be, but most people who call themselves "satanist" these days do not believe in the satan described in the Bible. Their movement came to have that name for other reasons.

lets see. thier satanists but believe ina different satan. ok whatever.

actually, many are atheistic. they only call themselves "satanists" to signify their opposition to the church.