Media and Film Industry Promote Satan Worshipers as ‘Voice of Reason and Humanism’ against Christians
A documentary film, Hail Satan?, promotes the Satanic Temple’s efforts to desecrate God in the public square.
By Shane Trejo
BigLeaguePolitics.com
Aug 16, 2019
The film industry and mainstream media are now openly promoting Satan worship as being admirable and heroic, and the documentary Hail Satan? is receiving glowing press coverage as a result.
The Satanic Temple, with the assistance of lawfare from anti-Christian leftist special interest groups like the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU), has re-branded itself as a religion and now are aggressively intruding on the public square.
While Christians are told to bake cakes celebrating sodomites and hand innocent children over to degenerates against their religious beliefs, Satanists are allowed to proclaim their support for the dark lord in public spaces – as the complete inversion of the notion of religious liberty is at hand.
The Guardian honors the satanists for their “prankster sensibility” as their organization attacks the foundations of civil society, and adds to the malady of what is already the world’s most persecuted religion.
“It became very apparent that there was a real need for what we were doing,” said Lucien Greaves, who works as the Satanic Temple’s spokesman.
“More and more, they try to whittle away the rights of others and define us as a Christian nation, to the extent that religious liberty applies to them alone. That’s just a scary circumstance for us to be in,” he added.
In actuality, more “rights” are being invented out of whole cloth than ever before by liberal bureaucrats and judges at the expense of the majority. The Satanic Temple is organizing to exacerbate that process, kicking Christians while they’re down.
As usual, the Satan worshipers claim they really don’t worship the dark lord as they attempt to pull the wool over the eyes of the unsuspecting public.
“The metaphor of Satan is just as important to a lot of us as it would be to anybody who takes it literally because we grew up in a Judeo-Christian culture,” Greaves said.
“It really does speak to us in a very pointed and poignant way about our place in our culture and what our affirmative values are … and, of course, it defines what we oppose: these kinds of theocratic norms and authoritarian structures,” he added.
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