By Selwyn Duke
The increasing presence of Satanic displays during Christmas, permitted under the notion that all “religious observances” deserve equal space in the public sphere, is evidence of our country’s growing need for a separation of insanity and state.
This phenomenon is evident in Florida this month, where a pentagram next to a Nativity scene and a menorah in Boca Raton reads, “May the children hail Satan.” A pole for “Festivus,” a fictional holiday created by the television program “Seinfeld,” has made headlines in nearby Deerfield.
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"Ban Satan ?" LOL ! Satan doesn't exist . Look, atheists, agnostics and secularists have the right to express their opinions -get over it . America is NOT a Christian theocracy - yet . These so-called "Satanists " don't even believe in Satan . They're just trying to make a point about freedom of religion for non-christians and freedom FROM religion . If Christians have the right to publc pryer and putting the 10 commandments up etc, then atheists should have the right to put up signs etc about their atheism . Religious freedom is NOT a one way thing. It doesn't only apply to Christians .
Ever hear of the first amendment, which guarantees freedom of speech for EVERYONE in America , Selwyn ?
Posted by: Robert Berger | December 26, 2016 at 03:30 PM