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Wonderful senses of humor.

love the Satanists who are taking that rule and running with it for all they are worth.

Neither is the Church of Bacon.

Or Monty Python's Flying Circus.

I support them wholeheartedly in their endeavors. If you let invisible sky men worshipers in, then you need to let satanists in.

Are you really surprised that one feels the satanists are a joke and shouldn't be allowed in?

Are you really surprised one would attempt to obfuscate the entire point of what the satanists are trying to accomplish here?

Someone's faith is threatened by the big mean satanists.

And to older white Christian males in this country, that's the one thing that scares the Jesus out of them. No pun intended.

I also surmise you have difficulty discerning an agenda driven political stunt from religion.

Schools. If you allow your choice of religion, then satanists have equal time. You really should have kept religion out of our public education system .

This is a stunt.

I hope he sues. I'd love to read his deposition.

stunt on one hand and a violation of the Constitution on the other. For my part I have no issue with stunts, but violating the Constitution I find very serious. It seems as though you may feel differently and are willing to tolerate a little Constitution busting, but if trouble makers come along and pull stunts that reveal that state of affairs you want them at the very least shamed for their temerity.

It seems as though you are willing to tolerate counterproductive stunts if you find them amusing.

I can only imagine what stunts you would support in Alabama in 1962. Maybe a Satanist sit-in at Woolworth's.

it provides clear example of the consequence of allowing religion where it doesn't belong.
What would be wrong with Satanists sitting in at the Woolworth counters? Do you think lunch counter sit-ins were stunts?

Your last statement demonstrates it.

Your privilege is showing.

Your willful ignorance is showing.

Your privilege is still showing.

Your willful ignorance is growing.

Oh, wait. You've boasted of your attendance at a high school seminary. Maybe it isn't willful.

Do you think that the American National Catholic Church is a religion? They aren't recognized by the RCC, and I have added to the ways I've been excommunicated by attending a service at one of their shrines in Wisconsin.

Just because someone says this Satanist group isn't a religion doesn't mean they aren't.

I'm sure I'll just get more or nothing from you.

The difference is they believe what they're saying.

Greaves and his acolytes don't.

Predictably.

Did someone peddling invisible skymen step into the room?

They believe in the self.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/LaVeyan_Satanism

It just shows you don't understand satanism.

arbiter of all true religion.

which religions are real enough to sponser an after-school program. You are quick to name those which are not so I thought you fancied yourself the expert.

Such a clever acronym.

You want to learn? Just keep your eyes open.

to see you get out of sorts over something. Granted its not anything substantive, but we shouldn't expect much out of you.

Generally that indicates a lack of confidence in one's own views.

But it seems obvious nobody in Atlanta, LA, Portland, Pensacola, SLC, Seattle, Springfield, Tucson, or DC will start an in-school After School Satan club sponsored by a NYC group that has a small chapter in Detroit

School administrators and school boards usually like to focus locally and don't like hostile controversy