Satanic want a monument to the ten commandments

Satanic want a monument to the ten commandments.

When asked to Lucien Greaves (a designated spokesperson) on the monument to the devil, he said that he did not want to "reveal too much about the possible design options", but assured that it will be an interactive display for the children.
United States | Wednesday, December 18, 2013


When was in the Oklahoma State Capitol grounds erected a high 6-foot monument of the ten commandments, the lawyer David Slane, he insisted that "If the State does not allow the construction of other monuments, then is a violation of the equal protection clause".
Now, in order to settle the lawsuit filed by the ACLU against the constitutionality of the monument, other religious groups in the area want erect monuments on par with the ten commandments.

A Satanic temple based in New York wants a space to make a "homage to Satan". When asked to Lucien Greaves (a designated spokesperson) on the monument to the devil, he said that he did not want to "reveal too much about the possible design options", but assured that it will be an interactive display for the children.

"A hindu organization in Reno, Nevada, also wants to place so the Hindus are intended to build a statue of Lord Hanuman, the hindu Monkey King." President of the universalist society of Hinduism, issued a statement saying: "in honor of Hindus living in Oklahoma, this statue would increase awareness of the inhabitants of Oklahoma about Hinduism, [the] oldest and the third largest religion in the world, with about one billion adherents with a rich philosophical thought".

The Ten Commandments monument was built in 2012 by socially conservative Christians with private funds. This is located in the grounds of the Oklahoma Statehouse Capitol building.

The State representative of Oklahoma Bob Cleveland, told CNN that he is not in favor of the statue proposed by the Satanist group. "I think that only the monuments that reflect the values of Oklahoma should be allowed at the Statehouse Capitol."