Anton Szandor LaVey was the founder of the Church of Satan and author of The Satanic Bible.
As a writer, occultist, musician, and actor, LaVey synthesized his understanding of human nature with materialist and individualist philosophies to create LaVeyan Satanism.
He viewed "Satan" not as a literal deity but as a symbol of Earthly values.
LaVey claimed no supernatural inspiration for his work, instead drawing from his experiences and observations.
His approach to Satanism emphasized self-indulgence, individualism, and rejection of traditional religious morality.
LaVey's writings and performances were often designed for shock value and theatrical effect.
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