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Over the past several years, a growing trend has emerged of self-professed Satanists erecting demonic shrines, idols, and statues in public places around Christmastime. During last year’s holidays, U.S. Navy veteran Michael Cassidy toppled and beheaded a Baphomet statue erected in Iowa’s state capitol building, while state Democrats in Michigan posed with a demonic idol on the state capitol building’s front lawn. This year seems to be no different, with Satanist shrines popping up across the country and American Christians pushing back against the encroachment of the demonic.
In Minnesota, an offshoot of the Satanic Temple (TST) succeeded in placing a Satanic shrine in the state’s capitol building. Satanists quite literally hailed the installation of a demonic idol as a hallmark of “religious plurality.” Much the same in New Hampshire: a state Democrat lobbied to incorporate a Satanic display into a nativity scene outside the Statehouse, as an emblem of “our pluralistic society.” The display was promptly and “completely destroyed” by an unknown individual, echoing Cassidy’s destruction of the Satanic display in Iowa last year.
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In Minnesota, an offshoot of the Satanic Temple (TST) succeeded in placing a Satanic shrine in the state’s capitol building. Satanists quite literally hailed the installation of a demonic idol as a hallmark of “religious plurality.” Much the same in New Hampshire: a state Democrat lobbied to incorporate a Satanic display into a nativity scene outside the Statehouse, as an emblem of “our pluralistic society.” The display was promptly and “completely destroyed” by an unknown individual, echoing Cassidy’s destruction of the Satanic display in Iowa last year.
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