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Evil is evil. good is good and Big Mac's aint Hardee Burgers but they both will clog up your veins.
They are all choices. I choose right, positive, good, leadership, self, ease, Liberty, justice, and life.
Satan represents left negative evil dictatorship selfless slavery partiality and death.
Watch how many world leaders use the cornuto or hook hand symbol.
Now, as for the satanist your talking about? However they might have some objective outlooks, but at the base of it all...it all comes down to a pagan misconception of "who" created creation, mankind and everything else not to mention; "is it watching". Objectively...we probably will never know...but what we can logically agree on, because it's so specific, one decimal place off, and it doesn't exist; is that something did and it's really of no consequence what we call it.
The way I see it...it comes down to order and disorder or in a broader view, entropy- 0 verses max; but there is a little bit of resistance necessary for creation to function- the physical laws serve that purpose...too little, light go out, too much, the lights go out.
Valuing creation equals order, disvalue creation equals disorder. Works for me.
Selflessness, denies self, makes no sense...that's objective.
Both sides of the issue have been organized by the bicameral brain. Seems to me that it's the same ole story of the left brained-the bad or disorder is good and the good or order is bad along with the physical laws and the natural hierarchy of how things were created.
Lavey didn't try to pose Satan as God, but in opposition to God (at least as the fickle God who often visited disaster on even the faithful). He went back to the Abrahamic faiths' Zoroastrian roots, which posited good (Ormazd) and evil (Ahriman) as balancing forces.
I suspect that in his heart, Lavey was an atheist objectivist, but realized that most people enjoy ritual. Creating his brand of Satanism enticed more people to adopt a belief in self reliance, reward for beneficial behavior, and just punishment for evil (as opposed to unwarranted forgiveness).
It's my Conscious objective view on what mystically has been confounded by bicameral speak and the organizations that perpetuate the mystical view.