1) Black art 2) Black magic 3) Demonism 4) Devil worship 5) Devil-worship 6) Diabolism 7) Necromancy 8) Sorcery 9) Worship of the Devil
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1) Demonism 2) Diabolism
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Satanism is a broad group of social movements comprising diverse ideological and philosophical beliefs. Their shared features include symbolic association with or admiration for Satan, who Satanists see as a liberating figure. It was estimated that there were 50,000 Satanists in 1990. There may be as many as one hundred thousand Satanists in the w...
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• (n.) The evil and malicious disposition of Satan; a diabolical spirit.
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worship of Satan, or the devil, the personality or principle regarded by the Judeo-Christian tradition as embodying absolute evil in complete ... [1 related articles]
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Worship of the devil (Satan) instead of God, and the belief that doing so can bind a person to his power. The most significant ritual in Satanism is believed to be the Black Mass, a parody of the...
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Sa'tan·ism noun The evil and malicious disposition of Satan; a diabolical spirit. [ R.]
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The worship of Satan or the devil. Satanism should not be confused with Neopaganism or with occultism because Satanists in some sense honor the biblical interpretation of Satan, but choose to venerate him instead of vilify him. Modern Satanism emerged from the late medieval and early modern period due to rising spiritual tension and atmosphere of w...
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Worship of the devil (Satan) instead of God, and the belief that doing so can bind a person to his power. The most significant ritual in Satanism is believed to be the Black Mass, a parody of the Christian Mass or Eucharist. Accusations of Satanism are common in times of social and religious upheaval – such as the late 15th to late 17th centur......
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