A sacred text in this religion, which often uses the word (*) Shemhamforash, is partly plagiarized from the pseudonymous Ragnar Redbeard.
In some accounts, this faith's founder was accompanied by a lion named Togare. Contemporary writing about this faith likens its ritual spaces to an "intellectual decompression chamber." This religion claims that desire, timing, imagery, direction, and a "Balance Factor" are the five factors which let a person's will affect the world. A warning not to give one's opinion or advice unless asked for it begins a set of eleven rules of conduct promulgated by this faith, which was the subject of a 1990 history by Blanche Barton. A sacred text in this religion, which often uses the word (*) Shemhamforash, is partly plagiarized from the pseudonymous Ragnar Redbeard. Congregations called "grottos" preserve this faith, and its symbols include the sigil of Baphomet, which resembles a goat's head. For 10 points, name this religious movement that glorifies self-interest, whose Bible was compiled by Anton LaVey.
In some accounts, this faith's founder was accompanied by a lion named Togare.
Church of Satan [or LaVeyan Satanism]