Orthodox Christian man claims to have destroyed satanic statue outside NH state House

[Michie]

'My conscience is clear'

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.

"I live in Concord, New Hampshire. It was I who destroyed the Satan statue in front of the State House," Concord resident Joshua Cummings wrote in a Facebook post on Christmas Day.

On Dec. 7, The Satanic Temple continued its annual holiday tradition of erecting satanic displays near Nativity scenes on government property by unveiling a statue of the demon Baphomet at the New Hampshire state House, according to a live Facebook feed of the ceremony.

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Orthodox Christian man claims to have destroyed satanic statue outside NH state House

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

www.christianpost.com

 

[RileyG]

Good for him! I can get behind this!

 

[JimR-OCDS]

When you tolerate evil, you would've tolerated Hitler, Stalin and Mao and will
now tolerate any immorality that society puts up.

 

[Ignatius the Kiwi]

I do not believe in the freedom of Satanists to erect satanic statues. What this man did was just an moral and entirely keeping with Christian moral principles. He violated the religion of liberalism which seeks to relativize Christ to Satan as if both were equally deserving of public veneration, respect and protection. Shame on any Christian who condemns this man.

 

[RileyG]

When you tolerate evil, you would've tolerated Hitler, Stalin and Mao and will
now tolerate any immorality that society puts up.

Amen

 

[Sir Joseph]

Legally, it's vandalism, a civil crime subject to the state's Penal Code. So, the guy doing it should not be publicly bragging about it unless he wants a day in court to face the charges and fine. In such case, he "may" be able to demand a jury trial. If that be the case, I'd like to be on that jury - to find the loophole exhonorating him or to reduce the fine to $1.

 

[jas3]

Legally, it's vandalism, a civil crime subject to the state's Penal Code. So, the guy doing it should not be publicly bragging about it unless he wants a day in court to face the charges and fine.

The article says he already got caught and released, and they hadn't pressed charges against him as of the time of the article's writing.