Hello, people. My name is Chris and I want you to know that I am not one of the judgemental types you usually find. Although I was raised Christian, I am now in doubt and am considering other types of religion. I have a few questions that I have asked many other types of religious forums.
1. Do you believe that someone who isn't your religion can go to paradise?
2. Is there only one god?
3. What other religion do you most associate yourself with?
4. What other religion do you least associate yourself with?

The answers you seek are in The Satanic Bible ( available here. ).

You can also find them here .

If you familiarise yourself with the basic tenets of Satanism and you will be able to ask intelligent questions about the philosophy.

If you are not willing to do this basic level of research why should anyone bother to answer your questions?

"1. Do you believe that someone who isn't your religion can go to paradise?"

One can try: http://www.purgingtalon.com

Our Magisters have provided some perfectly sensible and somewhat amusing, answers. I'll be boring, and answer your questions.

1. Do you believe that someone who isn't your religion can go to paradise?

Paradise meaning...?

Satanists believe that life begins and ends here on Earth, simply because there is no convincing evidence to the contrary. Being hedonists, if you give us a peek at the 'afterlife' and it looks sexier than we had imagined, we may just have a change of heart and change our ways to get there. Of course, we're still waiting for the ad that really 'sells it.'

2. Is there only one god?

Actually, there are so many 'gods'. That's actually an easy question.

No, there are tons of them.

The debate lies in proving one is 'more real' or 'more potent' than another. That's a tough one.

3. What other religion do you most associate yourself with?

Satanism?

Basically, Satanists stand alone. We take what we need from everyone else.

4. What other religion do you least associate yourself with?

Hmmm...as hostile as I am towards Christianity, I find Islam to be much more problematic and regressive. Christian fervor seems to have economic limitations, whereas Muslims seem more likely to blindly murder strangers no matter how wealthy their families are. OK, I pick Islam.