Satan represents all so-called sins as leading to physical, mental, or emotional gratification

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Satan represents all so-called sins as leading to physical, mental, or emotional gratification is a core LaVeyan Satanist tenet that reinterprets traditional sins as natural, life-affirming behaviors that can enhance personal well-being and fulfillment.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf LaVeyan Satanism tenet
ethical principle
philosophical concept
religious doctrine
aimsAt personal fulfillment
personal well-being
associatedWith Anton LaVey NERFINISHED
Church of Satan NERFINISHED
codifiedIn The Satanic Bible NERFINISHED
contrastsWith altruistic self-sacrifice as supreme virtue
criticizes ascetic moral systems
religious condemnation of natural desires
emphasizes emotional gratification
mental gratification
physical gratification
hasMoralStance actions judged by consequences for the self
hasPerspective individualist
materialist
secular
hasReligiousContext Satanism NERFINISHED
hasTheologicalContext non-theistic Satanism NERFINISHED
hasViewOnSin sin as a label for natural human drives
influencedBy Anton LaVey’s writings
interprets sins as potentially beneficial
language English
normativelyApproves pleasure-seeking within self-interest
opposes traditional Christian sin doctrine
partOf LaVeyan Satanism NERFINISHED
promotes hedonistic ethics
individual autonomy
self-responsibility
reinterprets traditional sins
rejects guilt-based morality
self-denial as moral ideal
relatedTo Nine Satanic Statements NERFINISHED
Satan represents indulgence instead of abstinence
supports indulgence
self-gratification
self-interest
viewsAs life-affirming behaviors
natural behaviors

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LaVeyan Satanism doctrine Satan represents all so-called sins as leading to physical, mental, or emotional gratification