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The Satanic Rituals

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The Satanic Rituals (1972) is Anton LaVey's companion volume to The Satanic Bible, presenting a set of ceremonial scripts, some original and some adapted or invented in the guise of translation from historical and literary sources, intended to give LaVeyan Satanists concrete ritual liturgy to enact the philosophy laid out in the earlier book.

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A set of ceremonial ritual scripts, some original and some adapted or invented in the guise of translation from historical and literary sources, giving LaVeyan Satanists concrete liturgy to enact the philosophy laid out in The Satanic Bible. 1
Status
Canonical Status
Canonical 1
Its own record calls it one of "the movement's core LaVey-authored books alongside The Satanic Bible," already canonical.
Origins
Language
English 1
Attributed Author / Compiler
Anton LaVey 1
Text
Literary Form
Liturgical / prayer 1
Cross-Tradition Connections

Authored By

Source Satanism: A Social HistoryMassimo Introvigne

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Source Satanism: A Social HistoryMassimo Introvigne

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Sources
1. Satanism: A Social History
Massimo Introvigne, Brill, 2016on The Satanic Rituals and its compositionView the Source
Anton LaVey (reference article)
Wikipedia contributorson LaVey's published worksView the Source

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