Satanic Tourism: Theodicy, Suffering, and Evil
This article argues that some Satanic theodicies used by Christians to explain experiences of suffering can also encourage young people to engage in Satanic tourism. Popular and religious explanations often blame Satan, and Satanic cults, for the rebellious behaviour of teenage Satanists. A number o...
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[2011]
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Australian religion studies review
Year: 2011, Volume: 24, Issue: 2, Pages: 194-210 |
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cultural repertoires
B Theodicy B Satanism B teenage religion B youth rebellion |
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