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Satanic holiday celebration at Iowa Capitol 'forcibly canceled' by state, group saysMore: Dozens gather at Iowa Capitol for closing ceremony ... year that based on information from the Satanic Temple, the cost to replace or repair the statue would be between $750 and $1,500 ...
The satanic display at the Iowa State Capitol, after being vandalized. Christopher Sikich, Iowa Department of Administrative Services public information officer, said Monday the department has "no ...
An Orthodox Christian man remains unapologetic after claiming to have repeatedly destroyed the demonic statute that satanists erected outside the New Hampshire State House in Concord last month ...
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Cedar Rapids KCRG-TV on MSNIowa lawmaker pushes for statue of Caitlin Clark, Lisa Bluder at Iowa CapitolHouse File 203 would bring the monument to the grounds of the Iowa Capitol complex. An exact location would be determined later.
Some members of the Satanic Temple said if their statue isn’t welcome, none of them should be. “The fact that a manger is a-OK, but a small little tiny statue of Baphomet that’s one-20th the ...
Last December, the Satanic Temple put up a display inside the Iowa Capitol in Des Moines that a former U.S. Navy fighter pilot was later accused of destroying. Similar to the Minnesota Satanists ...
In Minnesota, a phoenix statue and Satanic text now stand in the State Capitol, while similar displays have appeared in New Hampshire and Iowa. These aren't just random acts of rebellion ...
The Satanic Temple of Iowa was supposed to throw a holiday celebration on Saturday — exactly one year after a statue depicting the pagan idol Baphomet was destroyed in the display at the State Capitol ...
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