Yahwism
Yahwism is the umbrella term applied by Satano-Grigorists to all religions that worship Yahweh. Yahwism is viewed by Satano-Grigorists as generally false and replete with lies, although Yahwist texts may contain some kernels of valuable information.
Commonalities
All Yahwist religions generally share certain characteristics.
Yahwist religions
This subsection describes the various Yahwist religions and the beliefs and values they hold, rather than the reality that underlies them. The Satano-Grigorist view of how Yahweh's system actually works is handled elsewhere in this article.
Christianity
Islam
Judaism
Other Yahwist religions
Origins
Originally, Yahweh was worshipped as only one of many pagan deities in the Canaanite polytheist pantheon. At some point, he desired more influence than he could achieve as one member of a pantheon. He started to demand monolatry and eventually monotheism. This was the origin of his first major religion, Judaism. Yahweh incited his worshippers to commit violent acts against the surrounding polytheistic peoples by promising various rewards for their devotion. Eventually, however, this religion stopped spreading, and its followers began to prefer isolating and distinguishing themselves from neighboring nations over continuing to conquer and convert them. Due to this stagnation, Yahweh developed a new system, and chose a man named Jesus as its starting point. Jesus was unlike all previous prophets.