I always used to think that Sumerian was the first known form of "Satanism" but this is likely due to Christian programming and movies such as the Exorcist which featured in the opening scene a Pazuzu statue (Babylonian origin). Somehow I felt a knowing of that as a young child... born "evil" I suppose lol.
According to Universities and such it seems Egypt predates these cradle of civilization religions and that Hinduism predates all of them, thereby making it the oldest known religion.
It's a question that bothers and confuses me to a degree but all things considered I know that Satanism itself transcends our time here. We on a societal level are only but a fledgling to that of our Gods and their past times and experiences. We also have this great opportunity to obtain truth outside of our increasingly corrupt and overly-contrived history. Lingustics even has been lambasted by the enemy to a point of imeasurable reprehension. The stupid and meek in our world will somehow continue to not see the obvious or alternatively will subcoinciously seek to avoid or escape from it.
Whenever I ponder these subjects and of our past revolutionary achievements both spiritually and scientifically (a thing that is truly one in the same) I am without doubt in my convictions on what truth is in spite of how little I can feel that I may know. More often than not true knowing supersedes the "conscious" and thus this path of ours here to transcend over our subconscious, a genuinely most logical and righteous path to any person of true morals and intellect.
Although I may never know the absolute truth in my lifetime I'm blessed to having learned of what true potential is and of how to embrace it and grow through it. I can't help but feel that feminine energies are what dictate and birth all things and that blackness and darkness also come from this place. This could perhaps be one reason the suffix "ia" which forms nouns from adjectives and it denotes a form, state or condition. This is used often in taxonomy or grouping things or in classifying diseases; however, this suffix also in it's root Greek origin denotes a femine quality to nouns.
I may be overthinking it but I can't help but think that this has a spiritual quality to it and that somehow vast amounts of truth have survived in spite of its assault. There is only so much they can do and it takes one only to sit, reflect and contemplate all things to truly appreciate and grow from them. Although we may feel inadequate at times and I'm no exception, I'll never forget what I have achieved and I'll always focus on what I can still further achieve. I truly also have never felt less alone in having a lack thereof when considering what others have gone through here.
Anyway, I'm very sorry to ramble away there! I get lost in thought far too easily and tend to think at times too pensively and deep sometimes.