Is it appropriate to endorse books (in that area relevant to books in these forums) that are not of a necessarily "Satanic" quality, i.e. god is not Great: How Religion Poisons Everything by Christopher Hitchens---as a random example? This question also extends to other points of interest. That is to say not Satanic per se, but interesting enough to pursue? Hopefully this isn't answered someone already.

Look chief, 99.99999% of everything written in the history of mankind has nothing whatsoever to do (directly) with Satanism. Satanists obviously read a helluva lot more than the dozen books on the market directed towards an explicitly Satanic audience.

If something interests you enough to post about it, do so and tell us why.

I realize this. But about all of the discussion boards have Satanic qualifiers. Such as Books / Magazine = "For the discussion or findings of books and/or magazines that display Satanic qualities"

I could cue a long discussion about the fact that anything worthwhile displays Satanic qualities, but I'll leave it to you at this point.

Okay. I do understand. I'm just new here. I'll do my best to put everything in a Satanic context. Although I have sometimes read things not worthwhile.

Just making sure I don't have to explicitly only talk about stuff that members have released.