Last Updated on November 29, 2025 by The Unbounded Thinker
Matthew 4:8-9: “Again, the Devil took him to a very high mountain and showed him all the kingdoms of the world and their splendor. ‘All this I will give you,’ he said, ‘if you will bow down and worship me.’
We are advised by Satanists to worship the Devil and other lower vibrational entities because they are more reliable than God. They quickly give you what you want when you give them what they want.
The Devil and such entities might demand blood offerings, prayers to be directed to them, worship, and any other practice that ensures that you direct your life-force energy toward them. If you fulfill their requests, they will always give you what you want without delay.
This is one of the main reasons why Satanists are obsessed with the Devil, and they ignore God. They feel that he answers prayers faster than God, and they look around and see people who pray to God for years with no visible results.
To them, God is silent and seems uninterested in the daily struggles of human life. They look at people who pray with sincerity, yet remain trapped in poverty and endless financial struggle. These individuals dedicate their lives to God, but their earthly conditions barely change. They lack influence, resources, and the kind of power that makes life in the physical world exciting and fulfilling. Their lives revolve around survival.
This is why the Satanic philosophy feels true. It is a conclusion drawn from daily life, not from theory. Satanists witness suffering among the ‘Children of God’, and they see that devotion to God does not always guarantee a good life in the physical realm.
Even global patterns seem to support this. Statistics show that the poorest nations tend to be the most religious. Their populations pray to God with intensity and worship him consistently, but their economic conditions hardly shift. Generations pass, and the financial struggle remains the same.
Because of this, Satanists conclude that God may provide inner peace or moral guidance, but does not intervene in earthly matters with the same speed or force as the Devil and other lesser entities. They believe that the struggle of religious people is proof that God is detached from the mechanics of the physical world. And this belief becomes the foundation that pushes them toward the Devil, low vibrational entities, and many other forces that appear more active in shaping human circumstances.
Satanists have also observed that in the ancient world, people mainly prayed to lower vibrational entities that were closely tied to the earthly realm. These beings were seen as active forces that controlled weather, fertility, wealth, and the basic needs of human life. People turned to ancestors, spirit guides, rain gods, elementals, and local deities who were believed to shape the physical environment directly.
Every region had its own set of these entities. Communities prayed to the gods of harvest because they needed food; gods of war because they needed victory; and gods of rivers because water determined survival. In Egypt, people invoked gods connected to the Nile, earthly power, and protection. In Greece, they prayed to deities who governed storms, fertility, and trade. African societies often directed their prayers to ancestral spirits, nature spirits, and beings believed to control rainfall, livestock health, and community safety.
These beings were revered because they operated within the earthly dimension, and they responded to people’s prayers. Their influence was felt in day-to-day life. A good harvest, safe travel, healthy animals, or a successful hunt were all seen as signs that these entities were active. People did not wait for distant intervention from a remote, silent God. They directed their energy to forces that were constantly observing their lives and capable of intervening at any moment.
The connection to the earthly realm is what Satanists point to when explaining why the ancients relied on such beings. They argue that lesser deities are practical as they are interested in influencing material outcomes. They shape weather, control sickness, bring luck, and influence fortunes. Their presence is real and direct, and their responses are almost immediate. Because of this, ancient societies felt closer to them than to God.
The ancients understood that earthly life is governed by forces that are connected to the physical plane. They prayed to what truly operated here, and they did not hesitate to align themselves with them.
From this perspective, Satanists choose to worship the Devil rather than the lesser deities that the ancients prayed to because the Devil appears to stand above them as the dominant force that oversees the entire earthly realm. He is the master of the physical plane. The ruler of the physical world. His influence stretches across the whole material world: it’s not limited to a single place or a specific community.
And the good thing about the Devil, in the eyes of those who worship him, is that he does not require faith, hope, or any form of optimism before he responds to requests. He does not ask you to trust in an unseen future. He does not expect you to wait for a change in your inner state. He deals through direct exchange. When you offer what he demands, he delivers what you ask for. The relationship is transactional, clear, and immediate.
This is what attracts Satanists to him. He operates through simple laws. If you give your energy, devotion, or offerings, he responds without hesitation. This creates a level of certainty that many people never find in God.
Satanists see their desires being fulfilled and their earthly lives transforming with speed. Wealth appears, influence grows, and financial opportunities that were once closed begin to open.
This could be why many Satanists rise to positions of power. Their lives move with a force that seems stronger than those who spend years praying to God. Society may label these individuals as evil, yet they hold the highest seats in business, politics, and entertainment.
If their path brings earthly success and power, and our Godly path is always accompanied by endless struggle, it becomes difficult to ignore the possibility that they understand something about the nature of earthly life that most people don’t.
Maybe the people we call devil worshipers are simply aligned with the forces that govern the physical realm. Maybe they work with powers that are active here, while we direct our prayers to a silent God that rarely intervenes in worldly affairs.
God ignores us while the Devil always responds to their prayers. So they rise as we fall behind, and they control the systems that shape our lives.
And as a result, we have become their slaves, and they are now our masters who dictate how we think, how we work, how we dress, and how we behave. They decide what success looks like and we chase it without question. They design the dreams we pursue and we run after them as if they were our own. They set social, economic, and political rules and we obey them.
They tell us what to value and what to ignore. They shape our goals, our fears, our hopes, and our identity. We wake up every day and walk the path they built, believing it is our choice, when in truth we are only acting out the script they handed to us.
Maybe they are the enlightened ones while we are the fools who worship a god we don’t really know. Maybe they are in harmony with the force that runs this world, while the rest of us remain out of tune and disconnected from it.
They worship the Devil because he responds. They see results because they ask and they receive. They offer something and he gives something back.
They do not wait for signs or miracles, and they do not hope for answers that never come. They work with the power that actually moves things on this plane. Meanwhile, we cling to prayers that return silence, and we call this faith. We stay loyal to a being who rarely reveals himself, while they align with a force that proves its presence through immediate action. So maybe they are not lost. Maybe they understand how this world functions, and we are the ones stumbling in darkness, unaware of who truly governs the realm we live in.
Shalom.
