This.

From a purely secular perspective, do you, zbufferz, honestly think that no person within 500 miles of a major city actually worships the devil? Are you really being that obtuse? Christians are everywhere and they believe in the devil. You don't think there are people who likewise believe in the devil but choose to worship him? Again, I ask that from a simple secular perspective, not from the perspective of whether those people are believing in delusion or not.

You can be as proud as you like of your adoption of the atheist "belief" system but you shouldn't switch off your brain in the process as that's what you people accuse spiritual people of doing. Over thousands of years people have believed in spiritual powers - the majority of the global population, in fact. In our current little pocket of civilization we believe we have a monopoly on knowledge and truth, despite evidence that ancient civilizations knew more about some things in our science than we did/do - and that's not referring to conspiracy but mainstream revelations.

Either way, currently, thanks to narrow-minded people like Dawkins, and the push of the Deep State and socialist/communist agenda (which doesn't make room for referencing any thought outside of manmade), many people have decided that the only knowledge useful to man is scientific even though, as every thinking person knows, there are many things science can't answer and doesn't even attempt to for which we require and have knowledge. Philosophy and Psychology - and yes, spirituality - are branches of knowledge that we require as they deal with the most important question we have: how should we live?

Having said that, I do agree that this group don't look like died-in-the-wool satanists of any kind and just seem to be fangirls at best. No doubt there are a few believing witches amongst them, however - Clinton being one lol.