Traditional Satanism Blog: Runes (Reading the Past, Vol 4) (Paperback)

Book recommendation: Runes (Reading the Past, Vol 4) (Paperback)by R. I. Page, Raymond Ian Page

This book focuses on the history of Runes throughout Europe. You can buy it used at Amazon for as little as two or three bucks. This book is a scholarly work and was published in association with the British Museum. The research in this book is legitimate and highly reliable.

Traditional Satanism Blog: Self-Development & Meditation pt.2

Traditional Satanism Blog: Self-Development & Meditation pt.1

Traditional Satanism Blog: ? About Runes pt.2

Traditional Satanism Blog: ? About Runes pt.1

Traditional Satanism Blog: ? About Runes

Here's an e-mail I received a few weeks ago. I will respond to this e-mail in audio format later today.

Dark Greetings H.P. Nero
my question is about runes in general are they a part of left hand path
culture religions and is there any satanic literature on them
how use them and so on even in all Satan magick.
because I want get in Satanic rune making and satanic magickal
talismans
as gifts to add to my Traditional Satanism path for Left Hand Path
followers too.
is there any suggestion you have HP. Nero?

Ave Satanas

Traditional Satanism Blog: Satanism Sites

Hi, I have worshipped Satan for two years now and I am surprised to say that I have only found 2 websites that I can trust and they are your blog and Satanslibrary. Are there any other true Theistic Satanism sites out there?

I don't usually make recommendations with regard to other Satanic web sites simply because I believe 99% of The Traditional or theistic Satanism web sites are complete garbage. I'm sure there are some people who actually take Satanism seriously and who actually worship Satan, But I'll be damned if I know where they are. I don't really spend that much time on the Internet researching Satanism sites for the reason I mentioned above. The best advice I can give you is to stay away from web sites run by Diane or Maxine. Maxine secretly uses the Satanic religion to promote Nazism, and Diane uses the Satanic religion to promote herself and her ego. Neither one of these women have any respect for Satan or his demons at all.

Traditional Satanism Blog: Concerning the disbanding of the Temple

For those of you who may be curious about what happened to the Temple, it was disbanded due to our frustration with the Internet Satanic community. Here's the letter we send to our members and posted to any group or two, but it was never posted on our web site.



To whom it may concern,

We regret to inform you that the Orthodox Temple of Satan is no more. This is due in part to the fact that people have made it their personal mission to go around making false accusations against us. This is something that apparently never changes. All we ever try to do is create a place where people who really worship Satan in a traditional sense can associate with like minded people. Unfortunately, having a philosophy that puts Satan first is somethig people can and will not tolerate.

So the officers of the Temple have decided to disband the Temple and we will no longer attempt to run a formal, public Satanic organization. We have no desire to correspond any longer with people who have no desire to help achieve the goals we seek to accomplish. We have had many people offer to help the Temple and H.O.M.E. over the years, but when we asked them to make good on their offer, we still received no help, financial or otherwise.

In short, we have just grown sick and tired of having to deal with the Internet Satanic community, and Nero has no desire to communicate with Satanists over the Internet ever again. Nero may or may not maintain the Temple of Satan domain name, and if he does, the site will be purely a vehicle for him to preach his personal Satanism. But he will not correspond with anyone through that web site. As for our plans for the future, Belphegor will be working closely with his local, private group of Satanists, while Nero will most likely be moving to England.

Satanic Regards,

The Orthodox Temple of Satan

Traditional Satanism Blog: About Fox News Story

Traditional Satanism Blog: Debate Brews Over Use of Koran in Court

FOX News

Click on the URL below for the rest of this story:
http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,166307,00.html

Traditional Satanism Blog: Comment about the ACLU article

Traditional Satanism Blog: ACLU Urges North Carolina Courts to Allow Use of Multiple Religious Texts for Swearing Oaths

This item was forwarded to you from abn@templeofsatan.com on the American Civil Liberties Union web site

This item is also available on the web at:
http://www.aclu.org/ReligiousLiberty/ReligiousLiberty.cfm?ID=18762&c=141

ACLU Urges North Carolina Courts to Allow Use of Multiple Religious Texts for Swearing Oaths



July 11, 2005



RALEIGH, NC -- The American Civil Liberties Union of North Carolina today accused the Administrative Office of Courts of dragging its feet on an important issue of religious freedom and called upon the rule-making body to adopt a policy allowing the use of the Qur�an and other religious texts for the swearing of oaths in court proceedings.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Contact: media@aclu.org Muslim and Interfaith Groups Join in Urging Officials to Protect Religious Freedom and Reject "Bible Only" Policy

RALEIGH, NC -- The American Civil Liberties Union of North Carolina today accused the Administrative Office of Courts of dragging its feet on an important issue of religious freedom and called upon the rule-making body to adopt a policy allowing the use of the Qur�an and other religious texts for the swearing of oaths in court proceedings.

"The government cannot favor one set of religious values over another and must allow all individuals of faith to be sworn in on the holy text that is in accordance with their faith," said Jennifer Rudinger, Executive Director of the ACLU of North Carolina.

Muslim groups, the Council on American-Islamic Relations and interfaith religious organizations have also called upon officials to respect religious diversity by allowing the use of multiple religious texts in this and related contexts.

The issue first arose when a Guilford County Muslim woman was denied the right to be sworn in on the Qur�an when she was a witness in a court proceeding. The Al Ummil Ummat Islamic Center has offered to donate copies of the Qur�an to the county court system specifically for this purpose. The responsibility now falls on the court agency to issue a rule clarifying this issue for all state court proceedings in North Carolina, said the ACLU of North Carolina.

In a letter sent to the Administrative Office of the Courts on June 28, the ACLU pointed out that not only does legislative history indicate that the phrase "Holy Scriptures" was intended to encompass more than just the Bible, but longstanding North Carolina Supreme Court precedent also recognizes the validity of faiths other than Christianity and allows for the administration of oaths to be adaptable to diverse religious beliefs. Court precedents also allows for individuals to either take an oath with an "uplifted hand" or to simply an take a secular oath such that the word "affirm" replaces the word "swear" and the words "so help me God" are deleted.

To date, the court agency has not yet responded to the ACLU�s letter.

The letter is available online at: www.aclu.org/ReligiousLiberty/ReligiousLiberty.cfm?ID=18663c=29.

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