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[[quote=Khandnalie]]Personally, I just like the plain pentagram, but that's just me. [[/quote]] No just you. I love the Pentagram of Set. The original Pentagram in a black background without touching the circle.Indeed. I tend to like the pentagram circumscribed touching the circle. Additionally, I like the intersecting lines to 'weave' together, clearly showing which line is in top. I think that gives it a sort of Ouroboros feel, and to me it just feels more complex and complete.
They show you the image from which their Sigil of Baphomet was copied. The image they trademarked was a new rendering of it, made more symmetrically perfect and with a few minor alterations. If you draw your own version of it you won't be violating their trademark because it will be as different from theirs as theirs is from the original just by virtue of having been done by a different hand.
It was my impression - please let me know if I'm wrong - that the sigil of Baphomet was a symbol owned and copyrighted by CoS, and that adoption of it by Theistic Satanists was frowned upon, if not ground for outright verbal reaming by the CoS crowd.The CoS can not copyright the Baphomet sigil. They did not create it. It was around well before the CoS.
It was my impression - please let me know if I'm wrong - that the sigil of Baphomet was a symbol owned and copyrighted by CoS, and that adoption of it by Theistic Satanists was frowned upon, if not ground for outright verbal reaming by the CoS crowd.The CoS can not copyright the Baphomet sigil. They did not create it. It was around well before the CoS.
I don't really know. But the idea could be originating from the lesser key of Solomon and then the CoS improved upon it.
I hardly believe that a person can actually come up with the idea, without inspiration whatsoever.