I understand why the word Satanism immediately makes some people uncomfortable. In many religious traditions, Satan represents evil, temptation, rebellion, or opposition to God. So I can understand why someone might hear the word “Satanist” and make assumptions about the person behind it.
But should a person’s morality be judged primarily by the label they identify with, or by how they actually treat other people?
If someone’s beliefs are different from mine but they are kind, honest, respectful, and don't intentionally harm anyone, I find it difficult to say that their beliefs alone make them an evil person.
At the same time, I think it's fair for people to question or disagree with Satanism, just as people question other belief systems. Disagreement is not the same thing as hatred, though.
Can someone hold a belief that you strongly disagree with and still be a morally good person? Or does identifying as a Satanist automatically change how you see that person's character?
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