In USA Satanists will open “Satanic Clubs” at schools
In the USA Satanists proposed to organize an after school “Satanic Club” in elementary schools, as reported by The Washington Post.
The Satanic Temple is here plotting to bring their wisdom to the nation’s public elementary school children. They point out that Christian evangelical groups already have infiltrated the lives of America’s children through after-school religious programming in public schools, and they appear determined to give young students a choice: Jesus or Satan. The Satanic Temple is bringing its fight over constitutional separation of church and state to the nation’s schools.
The emphasis on multiple perspectives is a hint pointing to the Temple’s true foe. The group at first intends to roll out the clubs in a limited number of schools in districts that also host an evangelical Christian after-school program known as the Good News Club. The Satanic Temple is eager to compete directly with the Good News Clubs and doesn’t hide its belief that its own after-school product is on the right side.
Given the fight ahead and the long odds of pushing Christianity out of public schools, an important question about the After School Satan Clubs is: Does the Satanic Temple really want religion — even its own — in public schools?
Franklin Gram, famous evangelist, President of the Billy Gram Evangelic Association and President of the Charitable organization “Samaritan Sum”, commenting this message on his FB page, announced that detrimental implications of secularism are evident all over the world. He also called to pray for the school administration so that they could sensibly refuse to organize “Satanic Clubs” in elementary schools.
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