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08 Feb 2026
A satanic temple with black magic carvings and demons on the walls was confirmed to exist.

Now confirmed, where he had his above was a satanic temple he had with the black magic carvings, demons on the walls. Below, of course, is where they would take the bones of the people they'd eaten and the people they'd organ harvested. It's a full-on operation, and they would put them in the acid. And that's all confirmed now.

15 May 2019
The Satanic Temple does not believe in a supernatural Satan and uses it as a metaphor to advocate for the separation of church and state.

So the group the documentary follows is called the Satanic Temple, and it should be pointed out that they explicitly don't believe in a supernatural Satan. Satan is just a metaphor that they use and a powerful symbol that they wield to get free press and demonstrate how much Christianity infringes on people's way of lives in ways that most people just accept as the default.

15 May 2019
The Satanic Temple successfully used the threat of erecting a Baphomet statue to force the removal of Ten Commandments monuments from state property.

On that side of things, the Satanic Temple were the ones, like you mentioned, who, after Oklahoma State Representative Mike Ritz planned to erect a monument to the Ten Commandments on state property, insisted that that meant they had the right to erect a statue of Baphomet. They didn't want to erect this statue of Baphomet at the state capitol. They only wanted to illustrate why they didn't want a monument to the Ten Commandments, and it worked. The case Prescott v. Oklahoma Capital Preservation Committee ended up getting rid of the Ten Commandments monument and then immediately the Satanic Temple dropped their plans to put up their statue.