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# Current Websites, Organizations, and People Supporting the Antichrist
## Executive Summary
Using a strict evidentiary standard, I found that the current landscape is **small, fringe, and mostly web-native**. I did **not** find any mainstream or large-scale institution that explicitly supports “the Antichrist.” The highest-confidence current example is the **Temple of Zeus / Joy of Satan network**, whose current official pages still contain explicit references to **“our Anti-Christ”** and present Zeus/Satan as the true deity in opposition to Christianity and related Abrahamic traditions. A second, much smaller and qualitatively different case is **Antichrist Ministries** within **The Satanic Circle**, which uses explicit antichrist branding but frames itself as a freethought/activist messaging project instead of literal devil worship. A third case, **the Order of Nine Angles**, is best treated as a **qualified** inclusion: its current official site remains openly Satanic and counter-extremism groups still treat it as a violent extremist current, but its present first-party materials are not as directly “Antichrist”-branded as the Temple of Zeus / Joy of Satan ecosystem. citeturn30view0turn15search5turn31search8turn27search5turn24search0turn24search2
The report’s strongest conclusion is that **explicit current support for an Antichrist figure is concentrated in a narrow online religious fringe**, not in major public institutions. The **Temple of Zeus / Joy of Satan** ecosystem is the clearest case because the official network includes current pages saying **“Our Anti-Christ”**, current clergy pages, active ritual infrastructure, active forums, and active video output. At the same time, the network is internally inconsistent: in 2026 it published official declarations distancing itself from politics, while current and legacy materials in the same ecosystem still preserve strongly anti-Christian content and accessible archives with racist and antisemitic titles. citeturn30view0turn33search9turn35search1turn36search2turn39search0turn39search10turn43search9
I also found an important negative result: I did **not** verify any widely documented, currently active public figure who is **independently and durably** claiming on an official platform, in 2025–2026, to literally be **“the Antichrist”** in the way some historical claimants once did. The current named individuals I could document with high confidence are mostly **advocates, clergy, or organizers** inside pro-Antichrist or antichrist-branded ecosystems, rather than literal self-claimants. citeturn30view0turn36search1turn36search0turn27search1
## Scope and Definition
For this report, **“supporting the Antichrist”** means one of three included categories. First, **explicit self-identification or explicit endorsement**, such as an official page calling someone **“our Anti-Christ.”** Second, **official theological endorsement of a figure or force explicitly framed as the adversary of Christ or of Christianity**, where the organization itself presents that adversarial identity as sacred, salvific, or exemplary. Third, **explicit antichrist-branded advocacy or promotional content**, even if it is symbolic, satirical, or activist rather than literal theology. The Temple of Zeus / Joy of Satan network qualifies under the first and second categories; The Satanic Circle’s Antichrist Ministries qualifies under the third. citeturn30view0turn22search1turn31search8turn27search5
I **excluded** four kinds of material. I excluded **third-party accusations** that someone is “the Antichrist.” I excluded **art, fiction, music, and stage personas** unless those were structurally tied to a current organization’s official doctrinal claims. I excluded **casual memes, isolated user comments, and unstable social posts** that were not clearly attached to an enduring public project. I also excluded major Satanic organizations whose official materials are **symbolic rather than literal** and do not amount to explicit pro-Antichrist theology. The clearest example is **The Satanic Temple**, whose official mission describes Satan as a symbol of rebellion and emphasizes benevolence, empathy, and anti-tyranny activism rather than literal Satanic or antichrist worship. citeturn26search3turn27search7
That definition matters because it prevents overreach. Under a **strict explicit standard**, the current field is very narrow. Under a **broader theological-adversarial standard**, a few more cases become arguable, especially groups that openly sacralize Satanic or anti-Christian opposition. In the tables below, I distinguish between **core inclusions** and **qualified inclusions** so the reader can see where the evidence is direct and where it is interpretive. citeturn30view0turn31search8turn24search0turn24search2
## Organizations and Websites
The current organizations and website ecosystems below are the highest-confidence matches I found.