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- 1Iowa City Council Regrets Religious Liberty Law After Satanic Prayer▼'It Is Done. Hail Satan:' City Immediately Regrets New Religious Liberty Law That Allows Prayer at City Council Meeting
An Iowa city council is scrambling after a new religious liberty law opened council meetings to public prayer — and a resident promptly delivered an invocation ending 'It is done. Hail Satan.' Council members then debated when on the agenda they could 'undo the curse that was just put on our city.' Critics say the episode shows the risks of broad religious freedom measures: they protect all faiths, not just the ones lawmakers had in mind.
- 2City Regrets Religious Liberty Law After Satanic Council Prayer●City Regrets New Religious Liberty Law Allowing Prayer at City Council Meeting
A city is reportedly regretting a new religious liberty law it passed after it immediately opened the door to a Satanic prayer at a city council meeting. Under the law, which was intended to permit Christian invocations at public meetings, representatives of the Satanic Temple were able to deliver their own opening prayer. Coverage of the episode has drawn amused reactions online, with many noting the irony of the unintended consequences.
- 3Obscure 1986 Shot-on-Video Horror 'Satanic Invocation' Resurfaces●Satanic Invocation (Invocacion Satanica) Release date: 1986-01-01 An extremely rare shot-on-video horror film that invol
Horror film fans are sharing details about 'Satanic Invocation' (Invocacion Satanica), an extremely rare shot-on-video horror film from 1986. The film's plot involves a Ouija board and a demon, and it has largely remained obscure since its release. Its scarcity and cult appeal have made it a point of interest among collectors of obscure horror cinema.