"Bible Satan" - extremist material

The Oktyabrsky District Court of St. Petersburg recognized the "Bible of Satan" with extremist material prohibited for distribution in the territory of the Russian Federation. This was reported by the United press service of the city courts.

We are talking about the "Bible of Satan" from the publishing house "Ancient City: Society for the Consciousness of Death", the book was published in 2009 on 666 pages with a circulation of 166 copies. As follows from the case file, to admit an extremist book asked the deputy prosecutor of St. Petersburg. The examination at the request of the FSB was carried out at St. Petersburg State University.

As the examination showed, in the text of the book there are signs of humiliation of the feelings of Christians, and "God is compared with the corpse and a frantic dog." In addition, the author of the “Bible of Satan” writes about himself and about people worshiping Satan to an excellent degree.

United press service of the vessels of St. Petersburg
From the post on the recognition of the "Bible of Satan" with extremist material

“[In the book, as the examination showed], violence and cruelty are justified. Information in the form of calls encourages violent actions in relation to people and animals. The form of the story of death, murder is manipulative. Terror is offered to weak people, subhuman. The subhuman, according to the author, is the majority. "

The court admitted that the content of the book "encroaches on the constitutional rights of citizens." The defendant was Alexei herd. According to Fontanka, this person calls himself an occultist and sells books of an appropriate orientation.

According to Goodreads and Livelib sites , the “Satan Bible” from the “Society of Consciousness of Death” is a complete literary translation of the “Satanic Bible” Anton Shandor Lawai , known as the founder of the Satan Church in the United States. It, in particular, described the ideology of Satanism in the understanding of Lawai.

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