Visiting Satanic Temple | If you don’t think they’re coming for the children

Summary

The narrator visits the Satanic Temple with his companion, David. He describes feeling spiritually oppressed, with a turning stomach and “the willies.” The two pray for protection and repeatedly invoke the blood of Jesus, which the narrator says helps them endure the visit.

The narrator focuses on displays depicting children looking toward Baphomet and a fetus with an umbilical cord. He interprets these images as evidence that Satanism targets children and characterizes abortion as demonic and a form of child sacrifice. These are the narrator’s religious interpretations of what he sees. He urges Christians to protect children and pray for people who visit the temple.

As they leave, David tells someone, “God bless you,” and the person responds, “Hail Satan.” The narrator says the exchange reinforces his sense of spiritual conflict. He concludes that Christians should share the gospel, maintain their faith, and act from the belief that Jesus has already won.

Presenters and Contributors

• Unidentified narrator
• David (companion)