Sunday, August 1, 2010

Extraordinary Videos: First Family of Satanism

October 24, 2009 by natalina  
Filed under Extraordinary Videos, Religion, The Unexplained

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For today’s installment of Extraordinary Videos, I’m posting an interview that took place between Evangelical Preacher/Exorcist/Charismatic Televangelist Pastor Bob Larson and the children of Anton Lavey.

As you likely know, Anton Szandor LaVey was the American founder and High Priest of the Church of Satan. He was also a writer, a musician, and a provocateur.

His daughter, Zeena LaVey and her husband Nikolas Schreck, agreed to appear with Pastor Larson and engage in a discussion about Satanism. This interview/debate is rather old, but I {more. . .)

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Extraordinary Thursday Video Post: Anton LaVey and Church of Satan

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Natalina doesn’t shy away from controversy!  This topic has been requested by a number of readers, and in my opinion is very interesting.  The late Anton LaVey, High Priest of The Church of Satan as well as the author of The Satanic Bible, is a fascinating character in Occult culture and pop culture.  And the word “character” is apt when describing him.

The man was a master of propaganda, and his product was not Satanism.  It was Anton LaVey.  Mixed {more. . .)

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