The Joy of Satan Ministries have maintained some popularity as a significant Theistic Satanist sect since their creation . They have also been the topic of significant controversy for their anti-Semitic beliefs and founder's former involvement in the National Socialist Movement. After the adoption of anti-Judaic sentiment, sympathy towards National Socialism was also incorporated, in turn, furthering anti-Semitic theories within their ideology. It was revealed that Clifford Herrington, chairman of the National Socialist Movement, was the husband of Maxine Dietrich , exposing the split in the NSM's religious orientation and leading to a major debate and conflict within the NSM and JoS.  Beliefs Extraterrestrials Joy of Satan presents various extraterrestrial theories, inspired from some of the writings of Zecharia Sitchin. They affirm Satan and the Demons of the Goetia are sentient and powerful extraterrestrial beings responsible for the creation of humanity, and whose origins pre-dated Abrahamic religions. They're also identified as Nephilim from the Hebrew bible. According to sociologist of religion, Massimo Introvigne, "Maxine Dietrich derived from these theories the ideas of a mortal struggle between enlightened aliens and a monstrous extra-terrestrial race, the Reptilians."
Despite Joy of Satan Ministries maintaining some popularity as a significant Theistic Satanist sect since their creation , they have also been the topic of significant controversy for their anti-Semitic beliefs and founder's former involvement in the National Socialist Movement. After the adoption of anti-Judaic sentiment, sympathy towards National Socialism was also incorporated, in turn, furthering anti-Semitic theories within their ideology. In 2004, it was revealed that Clifford Herrington, chairman of the National Socialist Movement, was the husband of Maxine Dietrich which exposed the split in the NSM's religious orientation and lead to a major debate and conflict within the NSM and JoS. Despite the events, and controversy attained, Joy of Satan continued to persist and maintain popularity and significance as a theistic Satanic sect. Extraterrestrials Joy of Satan presents various extraterrestrial theories, inspired from some of the writings of Zecharia Sitchin. They affirm Satan and the Demons of the Goetia are sentient and powerful extraterrestrial beings responsible for the creation of humanity, and whose origins pre-dated Abrahamic religions. They're also identified as Nephilim from the Hebrew bible. According to sociologist of religion, Massimo Introvigne, "Maxine Dietrich derived from these theories the ideas of a mortal struggle between enlightened aliens and a monstrous extra-terrestrial race, the Reptilians."
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