Jean-Baptiste Fiard claimed that the Jacobins, who attacked the power of the Catholic Church during the French Revolution, were practitioners of this religion. Dyrendal, Lewis, and Petersen have categorized variants of this faith as reactive, rationalist, and esoteric. A prominent branch of this tradition promotes (*) nonconformism and individualism, and includes nine central statements promoting "vengeance instead of turning the other cheek" and denouncing "concern for psychic vampires." One organization in this tradition has five degrees of hierarchy, including Magister and Magus. That organization founded by Anton LaVey uses the head of Baphomet as a symbol. For 10 points, name this religious movement that generally treats its namesake figure allegorically rathe
Jean-Baptiste Fiard claimed that the Jacobins, who attacked the power of the Catholic Church during the French Revolution, were practitioners of this religion. Dyrendal, Lewis, and Petersen have categorized variants of this faith as reactive, rationalist, and esoteric. A prominent branch of this tradition promotes (*) nonconformism and individualism, and includes nine central statements promoting "vengeance instead of turning the other cheek" and denouncing "concern for psychic vampires." One organization in this tradition has five degrees of hierarchy, including Magister and Magus. That organization founded by Anton LaVey uses the head of Baphomet as a symbol. For 10 points, name this religious movement that generally treats its namesake figure allegorically rather than as the literal devil.
Jean-Baptiste Fiard claimed that the Jacobins, who attacked the power of the Catholic Church during the French Revolution, were practitioners of this religion.
Satanism [or the Church of Satan; or LaVeyan Satanism]