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Just out of curiousity, doesn't one kind of preclude the other? I understand the link between satanism and liberalism, but I feel like connecting it with atheism is a stretch. Rejecting god is very different from not believing in god.[[User:RaymondP|RaymondP]] 18:00, 19 May 2010 (EDT)

Just out of curiousity, doesn't one kind of preclude the other? I understand the link between satanism and liberalism, but I feel like connecting it with atheism is a stretch. Rejecting god is very different from not believing in god.[[User:RaymondP|RaymondP]] 18:00, 19 May 2010 (EDT)

::::"He complained in no way of the evil reputation under which he lived, indeed, all over the world, and he assured me that he himself was of all living beings the most interested in the destruction of Superstition, and he avowed to me that he had been afraid, relatively as to his proper power, once only, and that was on the day when he had heard a preacher, more subtle than the rest of the human herd, cry in his pulpit: "My dear brethren, do not ever forget, when you hear the progress of lights praised, that the loveliest trick of the Devil is to persuade you that he does not exist!" - Charles Baudelaire's short story, The Generous Gambler written in 1864 [[User:Conservative|conservative]] 22:11, 19 May 2010 (EDT)

::"He complained in no way of the evil reputation under which he lived, indeed, all over the world, and he assured me that he himself was of all living beings the most interested in the destruction of Superstition, and he avowed to me that he had been afraid, relatively as to his proper power, once only, and that was on the day when he had heard a preacher, more subtle than the rest of the human herd, cry in his pulpit: "My dear brethren, do not ever forget, when you hear the progress of lights praised, that the loveliest trick of the Devil is to persuade you that he does not exist!" - Charles Baudelaire's short story, The Generous Gambler written in 1864 [[User:Conservative|conservative]] 22:11, 19 May 2010 (EDT)