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Posted in Attacks on Satanism
Dear sinners, we’ve heard some potentially grave news from one of our members in Queensland.
A Satanic parent recently informed us that their child was not able to access the Noosa Temple of Satan website at their public school.
“My daughter tried to look up the temple today while at school.
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One of our members has been banished to Facebook purgatory for expressing a religiously held belief about Catholics.
After commenting on one of our recent posts that Catholics “are the worst”, the Satanist received a notification from Facebook to say that he had been banned from the platform for 30 days for ‘hate speech’.
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Posted in Attacks on Satanism, Religious freedom
In what seems to be yet another case of discrimination against Satanists by the Queensland government, we’ve been blocked from being able to pimp up our ride in line with our religious beliefs.
One of our members recently tried to purchase personalised number plates with ‘Hail Satan’ written in the caption – the small text along the bottom of the plates – but was rejected.
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Posted in Attacks on Satanism, Christianity
Christian activist Dave Pellowe has defended his friendship with the Proud Boys after news reports about his Church & State event mentioned his previous appearance in a notorious photo with them.
In a new video that Pellowe has shared on his social media, editor of Eternity News John Sandeman tells him to distance himself from the far-Right group and urges him to “go broader” in building a following.
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Earlier this week, David Pellowe, the organiser of the Church & State summit, was over the moon that we had raised concerns about the nature of his event on our Twitter and blog.
“I mean, seriously – could there be any better endorsement than to be seen by satanists as antithetical to their claimed values?
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Posted in Attacks on Satanism, Religious freedom
We’re calling on Satanists all around the globe to come to our rescue as Mark Zuckerberg continues his ongoing assault on our religious freedom.
Since Thursday, when Facebook introduced bans on the sharing of news on its platform in Australia, we at the Noosa Temple of Satan have been barred from posting content to our almost 6,000 followers.
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Posted in Attacks on Satanism, Religious Instruction in schools
In October, our spiritual leader Brother Samael Demo-Gorgon was fearful of a police response after he showed up outside a state high school in Brisbane handing out flyers to promote our Satanic religious instruction program.
Within hours, Education Minister Grace Grace had blasted our temple’s community outreach as “ridiculous” and as a “stunt”,
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Posted in Attacks on Satanism, Religious freedom, Satanic chaplaincy
The Noosa Temple of Satan is seeking an urgent explanation from the Sunshine Coast University Hospital as to whether it welcomes Satanists and respects our religious freedoms after the hospital made an extraordinary backflip.
Weeks after it appeared to support our request for a Satanic pentagram to be displayed in its multi-faith centre the hospital has now denied that it recognised Satanism as an official religion.
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Posted in Attacks on Satanism, Religious freedom, Satanic chaplaincy
We’ve had many knitters across Australia contacting us in the past couple of weeks sharing their anger at the comments made about them by prominent Christian apologist and historian John Dickson.
Knitters have, understandably, been in knots since Dickson (pictured) described our plan for Satanic chaplains to be working in hospitals as being as useful to sick and dying people “as the local knitting club”.
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When creationist Ken Ham is having a go at you, you know you must be doing something right!
On Monday, Ken took some time out from running his rain-damaged Ark in Kentucky, where he teaches that the world was created 6,000 years ago, to take a swipe at the Noosa Temple of Satan on his social media platforms.
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Churches are increasingly empty as more Australians spurn religion
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For the time, census data shows fewer than half of Australians say they are Christian, while almost as many say they have no religious beliefs.
www.calendarr.com
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