There is a large movement promoting Satanism, and apparently a lot of younger folk consider it correct.
Paul Harvey, actually Paul Harvey Aurandt, (September 4, 1918 - February 28, 2009), was with ABC News, a speaker and commentator and was also born into the first year of the 2-year Spanish Flu, one of the worst pandemics in history. One-third of the planet’s population, 500-million, became infected with the virus and 50-million+ died.
Harvey had a radio talk show; and in 1965 one of his commentaries was titled, “If I Were the Devil.” It is available to hear on YouTube. His predictions all came true, and more. The devil is having a field day as he wins the battle of Earth, but we know who wins the War. Thankfully.
When the Founding Fathers decided to incorporate the freedom of religion, does one think that they considered the Church of the Spaghetti Monster or the Church of Satan? How about the Church of Wicca? If they had known, they may have included a few “what ifs.”
The Supreme Court ruled in 1963 that God no longer belonged in the school system or the Public Square. Prior to 1960, 98% of the US population claimed to be Christian. So we got God out of school and the Church of the Spaghetti Monster, in. They traded God for the Spaghetti Monster and Satan.
