Black Metal In School

[Stormwatch]

The concept of satan has been around for a long time. One of the earlier satanistic sects were in existance (and tolerance of Jewish society) as early as 1000 BC (or at least thats what I remember it as). I can't remember the name of the sect, but I remember it was an offshoot of Judaism. They worshipped Lucifer as the highest of angels. Basically, in the beginning God layed down the rules, first and foremost that he was the one true God. Then he went on with angels being bound to his will, the laws of creation etc. One day, God decided to test his angels. He ordered them to worship another god. They all complied, except for Lucifer. When Lucifer was questioned as to why he wouldn't worship this other god, he dutifully replied in order to meet that request, he would have to break the number 1 rule, which he refused to do. In doing so, he proved himself worthy of guarding the damned as the counterpart of God, as higher than all the angels.

What a nice story

If they were worshipping Lucifer, how were they Satanists?

 

[VomitBubble]

Speaking of Black Metal in Schools

Telemark Community College (in Notodden) 2005 "Musikk II" schedule naming Vegard Tveitan as the main teacher. I thought it was pretty cool.

 

[blakscorpion21]

man, i cant read that language. what does it say?

 

[VomitBubble]

Something about Ihsahn teaching "Musikk II" at the Telemark community college. Interesting piece of information.