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	[[Demonolatry]] refers to any of several religious traditions whose adherents [[worship]] or communicate with [[spirits]] known as [[Demon\|demons]]. The definition of "demon" may differ between practitioners. The most common forms of demonolatry center on the [[Goetic demons]], a group of roughly 72 spirits described in various grimoires from the 15th century onward.		[[Demonolatry]] refers to any of several religious traditions whose adherents [[worship]] or communicate with [[spirits]] known as [[Demon\|demons]]. The definition of "demon" may differ between practitioners. The most common forms of demonolatry center on the [[Goetic demons]], a group of roughly 72 spirits described in various grimoires from the 15th century onward.

			== Relationship to Satanism ==
			Demonolatry can be viewed as a [[Satanism]]-adjacent religion. Many demonolators are also theistic Satanists, and some forms of theistic Satanism also incorporate the Goetic demons. Those who are both Satanists and demonolators usually view [[Satanael]] as a demon, considering him to be one of the highest demons or the reigning king of hell. Some demonolatrous Satanists exhibit a belief in the Lucifer-Satan distinction, which Satano-Grigorists consider to be a false distinction.

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[[Demonolatry]] refers to any of several religious traditions whose adherents [[worship]] or communicate with [[spirits]] known as [[Demon|demons]]. The definition of "demon" may differ between practitioners. The most common forms of demonolatry center on the [[Goetic demons]], a group of roughly 72 spirits described in various grimoires from the 15th century onward.

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