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Should Freedom of Religion be extended to this Satanic Temple?
originally posted by: craterman
This is garbage spewed from a non-believer. When you actually believe in God,
the thought of government supporting, advocating or even tolerating the great deceiver and father of all lies and murder becomes an abomination.
Government does have the duty to do the right right things and supporting Satanism by allowing a Satanic prayer in government is just plain wrong.
Do you know that Satanists perform human sacrifices? And that they perform Satanic ritual abuse upon children?
Look it up, there are plenty of murder trials, and abuse trials, and the like where Satanism was involved.
originally posted by: craterman
Government does have the duty to do the right right things and supporting Satanism by allowing a Satanic prayer in government is just plain wrong.
Do you know that Satanists perform human sacrifices? And that they perform Satanic ritual abuse upon children? Look it up, there are plenty of murder trials, and abuse trials, and the like where Satanism was involved.
originally posted by: infolurker
a reply to: peter vlar
And yes, this organization is doing exactly his bidding.
originally posted by: noonebutme
And Christians have killed hundreds of thousands. So have Muslims. And practically ever other faith or religion.
The Supreme Court has determined that the First Amendment also protects citizens from being compelled to say or pay for certain speech. For example, in West Virginia State Board of Education v. Barnette (1943), the Supreme Court ruled that school children could not be punished for refusing either to say the pledge of allegiance or salute the American flag.
Nationalism is well described by the psalmist’s expression, “the pestilence causing adversities.” (Psalm 91:3) It has been like a plague on humanity, leading to untold suffering. Nationalism with its resultant hatred of other peoples has existed for centuries. Today, nationalism continues to fan the flames of divisiveness, and human rulers have not been able to stop it.
Many authorities recognize that nationalism and self-interest are the root of the world’s problems. For example, former United Nations Secretary-General U Thant observed: “So many of the problems that we face today are due to, or the result of, false attitudes . . . Among these is the concept of narrow nationalism—‘my country, right or wrong.’”