The absence of an official demonology among Satanists is largely dictated by their inability to develop a unified and systematized understanding of the entities they worship.

Lack of a Unified Demonology

The absence of an official demonology among Satanists is largely dictated by their inability to develop a unified and systematized understanding of the entities they worship. Satanists often consider the fallen angel, Lucifer, Satan, and the Devil as interchangeable names for the same being, which leads to the lack of a clearly structured doctrine. As a result, instead of a detailed hierarchical demonology, the focus is primarily on the general cult of evil, with the subtle differences between names and images playing no decisive role.