So more like a title then?
In the infernal yes.
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But Satan exists, Iâve experienced him, might have been Satanel then
Like I said I do not believe in a Satan. In all my experiences with the infernal Hierarchy the only Satans Iâve met were the demons the goetia voted into that title.
If you have experienced a Satan thatâs fine Iâm saying what I have thatâs all.
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My Satan might have been Satanel
Satanael is a very interesting person thatâs for sure
Did you meet him? Howâd he look like
yes in the Christian religions Lucifer, Satan and âthe Devilâ are all the same person. When someone has âa devilâ - that means an evil spirit. When someone talks about a demon they mean a fallen angel⌠and all fallen angels are under control and leadership of Lucifer.
false gods such as Ba-al or the Hindu gods are non-existent gods because there is only one god Jehovah.
and if you make the ridiculous claim that king Solomon had a brass vessel with goetica locked up inside of it, they would say Solomon would never do that because witchcraft was forbidden in Jewish culture.
Did I forget anything? probably. I forget what I ate yesterday 
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Why? Isnât it obvious? Itâs because they are being good little sheep not thinking not questioning just going with what theyâve been told as if it was fact just because preacher x or Pope y said so. Such good little sheep 
such obedient little sheep Baa baa. Do and repeat whatever theyâre told.
Edit add; I noticed itâs an older post but figured Iâd put my 2 cents in anyway cuz what the heck why not. I was bored
That wasnât what they asked. They were asking what led to Christians believing that the Father, Son and Holy Spirit being considered the same thing. Itâs because that theyâre considered to be âpiecesâ of God while also being considered their own being (kind of like Avatars in Hinduism).
But honestly, even Satanists and Luciferians and every other belief that involves prostrating before demons and sucking their dicks are just as guilty of sheep mentality as literally every other religion, Christianity included.
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Well it was mostly St Paulâs writings that led to that idea if you want to get close to the root of the whole they are 3in 1 but arenât 3 gods but 1 god thing. I never could get that idea. Closest I came was thinking of the Jesus Holy Spirit god as 1 thing was to equate it to Siamese twins (with Jesus being like the twin that got surgically removed from their body) butSt Paulâs epistles weâre the main cause of it. And then being followers (sheep) they followed it century after century.
Edit add: and some other canonized saints of the Catholic Church pushed it hard too like St Patrick so that they kept on believing it.
Obviously I donât think that Siamese twin stuff now Iâm grown up and no longer a âtrue believerâ (not that I ever was really)
The three in one thing is a theme that is ongoing, if you look at the âtrue grimoireâ you have the same sort of idea going on, about an unholy trinity (um yeah, that book is too powerful and can really mess you up) They also have it, ironically, in cults like Scientology.
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Lol idk if you were being sarcastic or not with the Solomon thing
hehe I forgot about this post.
In the Christian religion they say Solomon went to see a witch a couple times. but I never once heard of Solomon doing magic. Christians think magic is evil. If one of their heros did it, they wouldnât talk about it
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