“This serpent, SATAN, is not the enemy of Man, but He who made God’s of our race, knowing Good and Evil; He bade ‘Know Thyself!’ and taught Initiation."

Aleister Crowley

Aleister Crowley with Mary Desti and Leila Waddell, Magick” Liber ABA, Book 4 Parts I-IV.

The Grandfather of Modern day Satanism. He labeled himself "The Beast", Master of the OTO, among the darkest and most evil of  Masonics. He helped create Modern Day Wicca, which is really Satanic Masonics for the young. Many of the Rock Stars today reference him as a hero and are basically forwarding his message in there music. He was friend to the founder of the Church of Scientology , which is really just on offshoot of Crowley's designs. He wrote many abominations, among them the Book of the Law in which he proclaimed :

"Do what thou wilt shall be the whole of the Law. " see OTO site. He promoted all kinds of evil like homosexuality, sex magik even murdering Children for power. His mouth and heart was full of Abomination.

Counter Culturist Timothy Leary (Mr LSD) also was a big fan of Crowely and proclaim that He was finishing Crowley's work.

Aleister Crowely's evil is unbounded, his effects on the movement for evil are felt world wide even today, he was certainly one of the key players for the darkside.

Today in much of the youth and anti Christian Culture, he is still seen as a hero...but few understand what he really was about...

“The Book of the Law was given to mankind chiefly in order to provide it with an impeccable principal of practical politics… We should have no compunction in utilizing the natural qualities of the bulk of mankind. We do not insist on trying to train sheep to hunt foxes or lecture on history; we look after their physical well being, and enjoy their wool and mutton. In this way we shall have a contented class of slaves who will accept the conditions of existence as they really are, and enjoy life with the quiet wisdom of the cattle.”

Aleister Crowely on the Book of the Law

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A Good Book on Him us "Blood on the Altar" by Craig Heimbichner