Hundreds of Christians in Belle Plaine, Minnesota gathered for a prayer rally on July 15 to protest against a Satanic monument that has been approved for installation at the Veterans Memorial Park’s “Free Speech Zone.”
For the representatives of the Left Hand Path, a group in Minnesota which includes Satanists, the upcoming Satanic monument symbolizes their freedom. Group member Koren Walsh said Belle Plaine will now have space for all kinds of faith, CBS Local relays.
The monument, called the “Baphometic” bowl, was commissioned by the Satanic Templein Massachusetts. The structure is a 23-inch-by-23-inch steel cube with pentagrams engraved on all sides and an upside-down soldier’s helmet on top of it as a tribute to war veterans. The helmet
For the representatives of the Left Hand Path, a group in Minnesota which includes Satanists, the upcoming Satanic monument symbolizes their freedom. Group member Koren Walsh said Belle Plaine will now have space for all kinds of faith, CBS Local relays.
The monument, called the “Baphometic” bowl, was commissioned by the Satanic Templein Massachusetts. The structure is a 23-inch-by-23-inch steel cube with pentagrams engraved on all sides and an upside-down soldier’s helmet on top of it as a tribute to war veterans. The helmet