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The Satanic Temple
Christian parents, teachers, and school administrators should not fall for The Satanic Temple’s trap in the form of the newly launched After School Satan Club (ASSC), Family Research Council (FRC) director Travis Weber advises.
Earlier this month, My Fox Boston reported that the ASSC does not actually promote devil worship for children. The Satanic Temple says they will only give students literature lessons, science lessons, art projects, and a healthy snack. This is their way of promoting separation of church and state in public schools.
The Satanic Temple has recently launched After School Satan Clubs in several elementary schools nationwide to counter existing clubs such as the Good News Club. Weber encourages parents and school officials
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