agnostic, athies, believer

[Iamme]

I don't know?

According to Wikepedia the closest definition is;
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Antitheist

"Antitheism is defined by the Oxford English Dictionary as "One opposed to belief in the existence of a God.""

One definition has a Satanist as a antitheist. That would clearly be false for me. No God = no Devil.

It is wrong, what you said about Satanists, unless Satanists do not believe the way Satan himself does. It says right in the Bible that even the devil knows there is a God. He has to. Because God kicked Satan out of heaven.

 

[Huh-What?]

It is wrong, what you said about Satanists, unless Satanists do not believe the way Satan himself does. It says right in the Bible that even the devil knows there is a God. He has to. Because God kicked Satan out of heaven.

That was one definition from the wikepedia.
The idea was:
theist = God supporter
antitheist = Devil supporter

Not that I subscribed to that definition, it was just an alternative view.

Besides, the phrase "It says right in the Bible..." carries no weight with an atheist.

 

[Ryokan]

It is wrong, what you said about Satanists, unless Satanists do not believe the way Satan himself does. It says right in the Bible that even the devil knows there is a God. He has to. Because God kicked Satan out of heaven.

Where in the bible does it say that?

 

[Roadtoad]

I suppose I could look it up. But then, that means digging out my Bible, and if you don't believe any of it, what's the point?

 

[Cosmo]

It is wrong, what you said about Satanists, unless Satanists do not believe the way Satan himself does. It says right in the Bible that even the devil knows there is a God. He has to. Because God kicked Satan out of heaven.

You're a bit off with your definition of Satanism.

The second and third sentences of Wikipedia's entry:

Although named for Satan, a name associated with evil and temptation, Satanism is more commonly the name given to certain spiritual paths which emphasize the Left-Hand Path, as opposed to the much more common Right-Hand Path. Left-Handers believe in spiritual enrichment through their own work on themselves, and that ultimately they are answerable only to themselves, while Right-Handers believe in spiritual enrichment through the dissolution or submission of the self to (or into) something greater.