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The Satanic Temple vs. 'Sabrina' - ‘The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina’ is proving popular with viewers, but the Satanic Temple aren’t the biggest fans of this Netflix series.

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The Temple has reportedly fired off a US$50 million copyright suit against Netflix and Warner Bros. The concern is over a statue of Baphomet, which appeared in a 'Sabrina' episode.

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The Satanic Temple vs. 'Sabrina' - As reported by Variety, the Temple claims that the show is fueling "Satanic panic," by using Satanic symbols. This isn’t the first time the Temple has filed a lawsuit.

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The Satanic Temple vs. Missouri - Back in 2015, the Temple tried to sue the state of Missouri over laws regarding abortion.

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The Satanic Temple vs. Missouri - According to US media, Missouri law states that doctors carrying out abortions must give patients a booklet, an ultrasound, and a chance to hear the fetal heartbeat.

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The Temple claimed that this violated their Satanist beliefs. However, the lawsuit was apparently tossed out by a federal appeals court earlier this year.

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The Satanic Temple vs. Franklin County, Indiana - The Satanic Temple were also involved with a lawsuit against Franklin County, Indiana. It all centered around a nativity scene.

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The Satanic Temple vs. Franklin County, Indiana - The lawsuit was filed by the American Civil Liberties Union of Indiana, on behalf of the Freedom from Religion Foundation, and the Satanic Temple.

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The Satanic Temple vs. Franklin County, Indiana - The dispute was over a life-sized Nativity scene that was displayed outside an Indiana courthouse, as the group wanted to put their own companion scene up alongside it. The case was eventually dismissed.

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The Satanic Temple vs. the Boston City Council - In 2017, the Boston chapter of the Satanic Temple threatened to sue the Boston City Council.

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The Satanic Temple vs. the Boston City Council - The Satanists asked the council to make opening remarks at meetings, just like the Christian groups that apparently speak before discussions.

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The Satanic Temple vs. the Boston City Council - One Satanist, Sammael Wyrmwood, told NECN that the Temple is “hoping for 2018 to have fully-formed demand letter and legal case behind it.”

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The Satanic Temple vs. Belle Plaine, Minnesota - In December 2017, the Temple caused a stir over a Satanic monument that was to be erected at Belle Plaine’s Veterans Memorial Park in Minnesota.

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The Temple reportedly had approval to set up a Satanist statue of a black cube inscribed with pentagrams. However, plans were swiftly shut down.

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The Satanic Temple vs. Belle Plaine, Minnesota - The first public Satanic monument was shut down by city leaders of Belle Plaine, Minnesota. The Temple tried suing for US$35,000, and according to their website, plans to build the statue will go ahead.

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The Satanic Temple vs. Scottsdale, Arizona - Earlier this year, Satanists reportedly tried to sue the city of Scottsdale in Arizona.

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The Satanic Temple vs. Scottsdale, Arizona - A lawsuit was filed after the Temple was apparently barred from a city council meeting.

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The Satanic Temple vs. Scottsdale, Arizona - Since the lawsuit was filed earlier this year, the ‘Satanic Temple vs. City of Scottsdale’ case appears to be ongoing.

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The Satanic Temple vs. Little Rock - In April this year, the Temple was back with another lawsuit over a new Ten Commandments monument, located on the Arkansas Capitol grounds in Little Rock.

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A Temple co-founder, Lucien Greaves, flew from Salem to Little Rock to see the installation. Soon after, a lawsuit was launched.

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The Satanic Temple vs. Little Rock - The case is ongoing, but its likely the statue will stand. The US Supreme Court has previously allowed a similar monument in Texas.

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The Satanic Temple vs. Twitter - The Temple is also facing off with Twitter, alleging religious discrimination against Satanists.

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The Satanic Temple vs. Twitter - According to Boston Magazine, the Temple complained after a Twitter user threatened to burn their Salem HQ to the ground.

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The Satanic Temple vs. Twitter - Apparently, Twitter did not respond "adequately" to the threat. Also, two Satanist accounts were apparently suspended. Their official complaint seems to be unresolved.

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The After School Satan Club - The Temple has also been noted for its social campaigns, influencing American society across the country. In September 2016, the religion launched “After School Satan Club.”

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The After School Satan Club - It followed a Supreme Court ruling in 2001, which noted that schools cannot discriminate against religious speech.

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The After School Satan Club - The "After School Satan Club" was launched, and apparently cannot be legally denied if another religious club is present at the school.

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Adopt-a-Highway - The Temple is also known for its "Adopt-a-Highway" campaign a few years back. The initiative attempted to maintain a public highway in New York City.

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Adopt-a-Highway - Apparently, the goal was to raise awareness about diversity of religion. The campaign raised just over US$2,000 in 2013, well short of their US$15,000 goal.

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Adopt-a-Highway - The New York Department of Transportation was apparently on board with the campaign, but the lack of funds meant it never materialized.

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