Exploring Historical Cult Movements and Apocalyptic Themes

The chapter delves into historical cult movements, particularly focused on a group in Papua New Guinea during the 1930s led by a native claiming to be chosen by Satan. It discusses apocalyptic themes, government suppression, and the leader's efforts to spread his beliefs. The conversation touches on the context of the 1930s, apocalypticism in early 20th-century Satanism, the allure of cults during times of confusion, and Satanic beliefs related to elitism, eugenics, and crime-fighting.