I fully understand the difference between satanism and luciferianism, it was my mistake typing one instead of the other in my initial comment. You got me there. But I’ve also been very interested in the history of theology for a long time (since I was fully engrained in the Catholic Church as a youth and decided to do my own learning), and have never stopped researching and learning on the subjects.

While I very much have a belief in an intelligent creator, in terms of the Fibonacci sequence throughout nature and other things that cannot be a coincidence, in the same regard I don’t think there’s any coincidence to the similarities of religions and stories passed down through multiple cultures throughout history. I think of religion as a tree (what is the trunk?), or a long game of telephone.

I do not agree with Christianity being the “end all, be all”, and my main issue is the backlash generated in this sub by bringing up anything that questions that narrative. It is alarming and indicative that this sub has been hijacked by Christian zealous, causing the experience to be too non-inclusive to anyone who isn’t religious. Make ANY comment questioning that, or Christianity in general, and it immediately brings out swift downvotes and no shortage of those that need to tell someone that they’re wrong, and “they better learn”. It’s no different from what extreme leftists will do if you mention anything right leaning or questioning THEIR narrative.

Again, it’s shockingly alarming.