(you must read this carefully because this is what we teaching our kids to do and this is the type of future we leading them too)

like many of her school friends, Ashley was captivated enough by the strange occult doings at the Hogwarts School of Witchcraft & Wizardry to pursue the Left-Hand Path, determined to become as adept at the black arts as Harry
Potter and his pals.

“I used to believe in what they taught us at Sunday School,” said Ashley, conjuring up an ancient spell to summon Cerebus, the three headed hound of hell. “But the Harry Potter books showed me that magic is real, something I can learn and use right now, and that the Bible is nothing but boring lies
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Ashley is hardly the only child rejecting God these days. Weeks after the release of Goblet, the forth book in J.K. Rowling’s blockbuster kid-lit series, interest in witchcraft continues to skyrocket among children. Across America, Satanic temples are filling to the rafters with youngsters clamoring for instruction in summoning and conjuring.

Over protests from Christian Right leaders, who oppose the books for containing magic–and, by extension, Satanic religious beliefs-millions of children are willing their bodies and souls to Lucifer in unholy blood covenants. In 1995, it was estimated that some 100,000 Americans, mostly adults, were involved in devil-worship groups. Today, more than 14 million children alone belong to the Church of Satan, thanks largely to the unassuming boy wizard from 4 Private Drive.

“The Harry Potter books are cool, ’cause they teach you all about magic and how you can use it to control people and get revenge on your enemies,” said Hartland, WI, 10-year-old Craig Norwell, a recent convert to the New Satanic Order Of The Black Circle. “I want to learn the Cruciatus Curse, to make my muggle science teacher suffer for giving me a D.”

“Hermione is my favorite, because she’s smart and has a kitty,” said 6-year-old Jessica Lehman of Easley, SC. “Jesus died because He was weak and stupid.”
But as wild as children are about Harry, no one is happier about the phenomenon than old-school Satanists, who were struggling to recruit new members prior to the publication of the first Potter book in 1997.

“Harry is an absolute godsend to our cause,” said High Priest Egan of the First Church of Satan in Salem, MA. “An organization like ours thrives on new blood–no pun intended– and we’ve had more applicants than we can handle lately. And, ofcourse, practically all of them are virgins, which is gravy.”

With membership in Satanic temples reaching critical mass in some areas, many children hyave been forced to start their own organizations to worship the Lord Of Lies. Houston 11-year-old Bradley Winters, who purchased Goblet Of Fire with his own allowance money at the stroke of midnight on July 8, organized his own club, Potterites To Destroy Jesus, with his neighborhood pals. An admission fee of $6.66 grants membership to any applicant willing to curse the name of God and have a lightening bolt curved into his or her forehead with an iron dagger.