"The Satanic Bible" is a book written by Anton LaVey and published in 1969. It serves as the foundational text for LaVeyan Satanism, outlining its beliefs, rituals, and philosophy. The book emphasizes individualism, self-indulgence, and personal empowerment, contrasting with traditional religious values. The text is divided into four main sections: the Book of Satan, the Book of Lucifer, the Book of Belial, and the Book of Leviathan. Each section presents different aspects of Satanic philosophy, including the rejection of guilt and the embrace of human nature. It has influenced various subcultures and discussions about religion and morality.