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Satanism & the Left-Hand Path

Might Is Right

by Ragnar Redbeard

A pseudonymous Social Darwinist tract praising strength and attacking Christian and egalitarian morality, whose authorship is usually attributed to the writer Arthur Desmond. Anton LaVey adapted passages from it for the Book of Satan in The Satanic Bible, which makes it important for the history of modern Satanism; it also contains racist and antisemitic material.

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