I'm God, too.

Literally, my initials spell it.

PUT THAT IN YOUR PIPE, AND SMOKE IT.

I think Satanism has a relatively sound perspective on life... You are your own person and entity, you're free to do as you wish, enjoy yourself, believe in yourself, be kind to those who are kind to you, don't do stupid stuff to others, ect.

I believe it's more of a lifestyle than an actual religion, per say, as religion usually deals with mono- or polytheistic spirits or beings.

I was raised Catholic, when to a Lutheran school while going to Baptist, Catholic, and Presbyterian churches, believed in the ideals of Wicca and Buddhism, lived my life akin to that of a Satanist, and at the same time, I don't believe there is any god/goddess presiding over us. If there IS a god, I don't see why he should be concerned whether or not I believe in him, if so, he must have a serious inferiority complex, if he feels we need to verify his existence...

What I don't understand is those people who claim everyone has a personal relationship with god, every one is different, yet they try to tell you what to believe in.

People need to embrace humans, not their beliefs.
Purple Banana Reviewed by Purple Banana on . Questions to peoeple who believe in god? It is a fact that the Roman and Greek gods were no real and that they created the gods as an answer to that which they could not answer. 1.)What makes today gods different to any of the roman gods who we know are not real? 2.) What happens to god when all the humans on earth die? 3.) Why did the one god choose Earth as his planet were he would start a civilization which would end up destroying itself in the end. (Im not saying we will destroy ourselves, but i think its pretty Rating: 5