The provided sources, comprising lecture notes and a video transcript, focus on defining the "Satanism schism" as the fundamental division between two opposing philosophies: Theism and Satanism. The core argument is that Satanism is primarily characterized by self-worship and an inward focus ("I deserve"), rather than the typical imagery of dark rituals, while Theism is defined by an outward focus centered on serving God and others. This inward, or satanic, focus is said to be responsible for the lack of unity and the pervasive discord seen in society, which Satan actively promotes. Furthermore, the sources argue that this self-worship manifests politically and socially through three specific "isms": humanism, globalism, and progressivism, with progressivism being linked to entitlement, covetousness, and the rewarding of laziness.

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