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The announcement of an “After School Satan Club” at a primary school in Virginia has caused concern among local parents. The club is a project of the Satanic Temple, which despite its name, doesn’t worship the Biblical figure — or even believe Satan exists. The organization operates as more of an advocacy group, saying it aims to “encourage empathy, reject tyrannical authority,” in addition to promoting “common sense” and “opposing injustice.” - Listeners Comment
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The announcement of an “After School Satan Club” at a primary school in Virginia has caused concern among local parents. The club is a project of the Satanic Temple, which despite its name, doesn’t worship the Biblical figure — or even believe Satan exists. The organization operates as more of an advocacy group, saying it aims to “encourage empathy, reject tyrannical authority,” in addition to promoting “common sense” and “opposing injustice.” - Listeners Comment
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