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The 19th century was an age of doubt. Science was rising. Faith was questioned.

Francis Ellingwood Abbot didn’t choose sides. He proposed Scientific Theism — a belief grounded not in blind faith, but in rational inquiry.

Could science point toward divine order instead of destroying it?

Dive into this forgotten philosophical revolution and rethink the boundaries between belief and knowledge.

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🌹 Theistic Satanism — Part 2

A religion... without rules?

In this second post, I explore a key aspect of theistic Satanism: its complete freedom. No dogmas, no mandatory sacred texts, no master to follow.

It’s a personal, introspective path where each practitioner forges their own spirituality in direct connection with Satan. A journey of self-discovery, rooted in critical thinking, inner freedom, and the rejection of imposed frameworks.

🖤 On this path, certain values often emerge: respect for free will, acceptance of differences, self-knowledge... But nothing is imposed. Everyone walks their own road.

🌑 Future posts will explore the figures, practices, and beliefs of theistic Satanism.