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by
Francis Dashwood (Author),
Robert Dwight Brown (Author)
Sir Francis Dashwood, founder of the Order of the Friars of St. Francis of Wycombe, one of the infamous Hellfire Clubs of the 18th century, officiated over his own Black Mass. The club motto, Fais ce que tu voudras (“Do what thou wilt”) has inspired Satanists of 20th Century, Aleister Crowley and Anton LeVey. The Black Mass practiced in these London gentlemen’s clubs, in grand and majestic mockery of the Roman Rite of the Tridentine Mass, has been passed down through the centuries to Pariah Crucifiegus and the . Completely updated to the Year of the Bastard Lord Two-Thousand-and-Eighteen, The Black Mass is now poised to take its place as the supreme declaration of Christian Blasphemy, a theatrical “F-you” to the Christians and the organized Christian religion we so despise
We wish all devout Christians, Theistic Satanists, and non-believers to approach The Black Mass with an open mind and a soul in ready preparation for salvation through blasphemyWhat you read in The Black Mass will turn your stomach, offend your intellect, and wound your very soul. The power, pomp, poetry, and perversion of The Black Mass will, through this ancient ritual, instruct the Christian and Theistic Satanist in the celebration of sin and salvation through Unholy Blasphemy of the Bastard Nazarene, otherwise known at Jesus, the Son of God, n e the son of Joseph of Nazareth
Also Includes: The Anti-Baptism
Number of Pages: 188Dimensions: 0.4 x 9 x 6 INPublication Date: March 15, 2019
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