What does COS stand for?

Church Of Satan

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The Church of Satan is an American-based organisation founded by Anton Szandor LaVey in 1968 - with beliefs based on The Satanic Bible.

Police probe Satan poster

00 Hardcover BF1548 Beginning with the founding of the Church of Satan by Anton LeVey in 1966, Lewis (religious studies and philosophy, U.

The encyclopedic sourcebook of Satanism

A teenager was arrested after a leader of the Church of Satan turned over to the FBI an e-mail the high school student had written to the sect in which he threatened to kill his grandparents, authorities said.

Teen held after threat sent to Satanists

I've already approved their paper proposals, and I feel like a jackass when I tell one student she probably shouldn't do hers on the Church of Satan after all.

Goodbye, Mr. Fitz: a new teacher challenges the limits on his ...

In Britain, the Church of Satan claims to have 4,000 members.

Influence of Satanism growing

He is exempt from religious ceremonial duties and will be given a Church of Satan funeral if killed in action.

Satanist son is a 'sweetie'

Ldg Hand Cranmer, 24, from Edinburgh, said he ``stumbled across'' a copy of the Satanic Bible, written by Church of Satan founder Anton Szandor La Vey.

Outrage as Navy allows sailor to practise Satanic worship

Just before he slipped off to Montreal to catch the summer rain, Tony Vitello was observed rolling off the stoop of Church of Satan founder Anton LaVey.

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