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Title: Not an antithesis, but a replacement.
Review: A work of eclectic philosophies and humanistic concerns, LaVey's only significant flaw is his lack of credit due to Ragnar Redbeard for "Might makes Right."The book entails a very egocentric religion suitable for those of us who prefer not to bow down before any being higher than ourselves. A mixture of hedonism and 'tit for tat' reactionism, this text sets forth the precepts of the Church of Satan, and dispels many of the myths that have sprung up around it. The book sets forth not an antithesis to Christianity, Judaism, Islam, etc., but a replacement with a human at the wheel, but retaining the dogma on which so many depend.The most impressive point of the book, however, is its use of emotive language to draw the reader into its philosophies by transferring the third-person view onto the first-person view, through explanations of "The Satanist," intended to be seen as an extension of the reader, who gradually accepts "The Satanist" as a title for herself.
