What is Satanism that seems to be very doctrinal as well!

Satanism refers to a sect that centers its beliefs on Satan. Because Satan has been the embodiment of evil since the Middle Ages, this religion is highly controversial and is considered by most to be a cult. Luciferian Satanism Luciferian Satanism has a very long history, and there are many religions that worship Lucifer that have similar names. Generally speaking there are three sects that follow Luciferian Satanism, 1. the traditional Luciferian Satanism, which believes that Lucifer is the founding father of the universe; 2. is the modern Modern Luciferianism, which sees Lucifer primarily as the goal of wisdom, light and self-practice; and 3. the Philosophical Luciferianism. The major Luciferian Satanist organizations are fairly small, and the more orthodox ones are just the organization Sons of the Black Rose.　It is generally believed that Luciferians are Satanists and Satanists are Luciferians. In fact, traditional Luciferians are indeed Satanists, but more recent Luciferians go against the image of the Satanic Betrayer in much the same way.　Thus not all Luciferians like to be called Satan worshippers. There are many similarities in the doctrinal part though, and Luciferians also emphasize individualism. Luciferians don't do anything against the law and don't present themselves as a cult.　Many people think that the followers worship an evil god, but in fact they use Lucifer as a practical goal, a guide to the light, and they really worship themselves, their own inner nature. Traditional Satanists Traditional Satanists are supposed to be the most orthodox Satanists, but if you think that this is a sect that drinks living blood and kills children to hold a black mass, you are wrong. The beliefs of the Traditional Satanists are different from other sects, which mostly see Satan as a symbol, a sign, a goal to be practiced, but the Traditional Satanists see Satan as the greatest God in the universe, Satan is not only God, but also nature, and energy, he is everything. This is somewhat similar to the Levi cult.　But Lévy, even though he believed in the existence of Satan, did not have a universal act of faith among his followers; it is the traditional Satanists who have a major belief in a god. Satan is honored as the great god, the giver of darkness only, and in the Garden of Eden, Satan's act of seducing Eve to eat the fruit of wisdom was taken as the giving of knowledge. Satan gave mankind the knowledge to have the ability to think, to understand right and wrong, good and evil, so that mankind knows the world in real life. (Do you want a specific description of where Satan came from? I have a more detailed one)