Postmodern Satanism
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The definitive text by the definitive spokesman, Postmodern Satanism delivers . . . but only for those willing to engage.
Written at a variety of levels, it provides accessibility to the neophyte while still offering depth to the adept. At the core of the volume lies a series of paradigm shifts: a return to a fluid daimonic spirituality and away from the crystallized angelic religions which dominate world thought. A movement away from groupthink and herd mentalities and toward individual growth and magickal empowerment.
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Jason King, freethinker that he is (and that all Satanists should be), encourages his reader not to take his writing as gospel, but rather to take away from it what they find to be of value. I found very little that does not resonate with me. Postmodern Satanism shuns definitive statements, yet says a great deal in its mutability.
Postmodern Satanism’s greatest curse is its lack of accessibility. As Zach of the Satanic International Network said, King ought to include a free dictionary with each copy of his book. While this may make it difficult for many readers to understand, what he describes is not easily understood no matter how it is presented. Indeed, all language can do is point... More >
Postmodern Satanism’s greatest curse is its lack of accessibility. As Zach of the Satanic International Network said, King ought to include a free dictionary with each copy of his book. While this may make it difficult for many readers to understand, what he describes is not easily understood no matter how it is presented. Indeed, all language can do is point... More >
"The Satanist, The Next"
This first thing one should know about this particular edition of Postmodern Satanism is that it is void of a table of contents, of chapters, and of page numbers. As odd as this may seem, the book’s non-categorization sets the tone for the material herein: a continual flow of the author’s thoughts on a variety of topics relevant to understanding Postmodern Satanism.
One of Jason King’s greatest achievements in this book (his Magnum Opus) was his ability to use a broad range of topics such as Philosophy, Culture, Mythology, Science, Mathematics, Physics, Metaphysics, and The Occult, as models in order to explain his position, but not to solidify... More >
This first thing one should know about this particular edition of Postmodern Satanism is that it is void of a table of contents, of chapters, and of page numbers. As odd as this may seem, the book’s non-categorization sets the tone for the material herein: a continual flow of the author’s thoughts on a variety of topics relevant to understanding Postmodern Satanism.
One of Jason King’s greatest achievements in this book (his Magnum Opus) was his ability to use a broad range of topics such as Philosophy, Culture, Mythology, Science, Mathematics, Physics, Metaphysics, and The Occult, as models in order to explain his position, but not to solidify... More >
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