(Someone like how I put Crowley up there with Moses?? Not a coincidence. They both liked Egyptian magic.)
Not a fan, but I'd probably have a good conversation with em til my bullshit detector goes off...I remember, he used to pop into the chatroom every once in a while, back in 09-13. I did recall him claiming Luciferian, and having an opinion that was indifferent for the most part, as I wasn't impressed with anything that he ever said necessarily, and the suggestions of theism and magic I find to be depressingly lamentful. I didn't think he'd get the traction that he has, but it seems people will by the same bullshit as long as it's in a different wrapper...Philosophically speaking, fuck that dude. I find his "luciferianism" to be weak sauce...and I do like my sauce...
"However vast the darkness, we must provide our own light."
Uncle Stanley
On the other hand, despite the fact that I am a voracious reader and avid bibliophile, I have not been able to finish any of the three books of his I've attempted to read. I think he needs to spend some time focusing on learning how to structure his ideas and his writing so that the information in his books flows naturally for the reader and so that idea builds upon idea. In addition, as regards his use of the English language, his reach sometimes exceeds his grasp and that's a major pet peeve of mine. Ymmv.
I also think that his need for "boiling cauldrons of pus in the infernal sufferings of Hell" Halloween imagery sometimes gets in the way of being able to take him seriously. I get why that stuff is there, and my background is Catholic enough that the blasphemy still tickles my sense of the naughty (which I love), but it gets in the way of my being able to take his ideas more seriously.
In the end, I find myself continuing to buy his books because I keep hoping that they will end up being better than they are. And I'll admit that I keep a copy of his Bible of the Adversary in part because it very effectively checks all of the boxes of my periodic need for shock and blasphemy. But I've never been able to actually read the entire thing.