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THE seven deadly sins of the Christian Church are: greed, pride, envy, anger,<br />
gluttony, lust, and sloth. Satanism advocates indulging in each of these "sins" as they<br />
all lead to physical, mental, or emotional gratification.<br />
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A Satanist knows there is nothing wrong with being greedy, as it only means that he<br />
wants more than he already has. Envy means to look with favor upon the possessions<br />
of others, and to be desirous of obtaining similar things for oneself. Envy and greed are<br />
the motivating forces of ambition - and without ambition, very little of any importance<br />
would be accomplished.<br />
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Gluttony is simply eating more than you need to keep yourself alive. When you have<br />
overeaten to the point of obesity, another sin - pride - will motivate you to regain an<br />
appearance that will renew your self-respect.<br />
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Anyone who buys an article of clothing for a purpose other than covering his body and<br />
protecting it from the elements is guilty of pride. Satanists often encounter scoffers who<br />
maintain that labels are not necessary. It must be pointed out to these destroyers of labels that<br />
one or many articles they themselves are wearing are not wearing are not necessary to keep<br />
them warm. There is not a person on this earth who is completely devoid of ornamentation.<br />
The Satanist points out that any ornamentation of the scoffer's body shows that he, too, is<br />
guilty of pride. Regardless of how verbose the cynic may be in his intellectual description of<br />
how free he is, he is still wearing the elements of pride.<br />
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Being reluctant to get up in the morning is to be guilty of sloth, and if you lie in bed long<br />
enough you may find yourself commiting yet another sin - lust. To have the faintest stirring of<br />
sexual desire is to be guilty of lust. In order to insure the propagation of humanity, nature<br />
made lust the second most powerful instinct, the first being self-preservation. Realizing this,<br />
the Christian Church made fornication the "Original Sin". In this way they made sure no one<br />
would escape sin. Your very state of being is as a result of sin - the Original sin!<br />
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The strongest instinct in every living thing is self-preservation, which brings us to the last of<br />
the seven deadly sins - anger. Is it not our instinct for self-preservation that is aroused when<br />
someone harms us, when we become angry enough to protect ourselves from further attack?<br />
A Satanist practices the motto, "If a man smite thee on one cheek, smash him on the other!"<br />
Let no wrong go unredressed. Be as a lion in the path - be dangerous even in defeat!<br />
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Since man's natural instincts lead him to sin, all men are sinners; and all sinners go to hell. If<br />
everyone goes to hell, then you will meet all your friends there. Heaven must be populated<br />
with some rather strange creatures if they all lived for was to go to a place where they can<br />
strum harps for eternity.<br />
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"Times have changed. Religious leaders no longer preach that all our natural actions are<br />
sinful. We no longer think sex is dirty - or that taking pride in ourselves is shameful - or that<br />
wanting something someone else has is vicious." Of course not, times have changed! "If you<br />
want proof of this, just look at how liberal churches have become. Why, they're practicing all<br />
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