Student Satanists announce lamb sacrifice and Bible burning at Clemson University.
Students at Clemson University have announced plans to perform a live bloodletting and lamb sacrifice,
and a burning of Bibles to commemorate the building of a new campus chapel.
A poster on campus attributed to a student organization calling themselves the Clemson Unorthodox Neo-Satanic Temple
announced plans to perform the ceremony at the CUNT afterlife party on March 11th.
No location was specified. The poster contains imagery associated with Satanism, like pentagrams,
and an illustration of the goat-headed Baphomet.
Here's the image of your Bible torching ceremony, 7 of 6 p.m.
Whoever brings the most Bibles wins $25.
Come help summon Baphomet to celebrate the new Clemson Chapel.
Live bloodletting and lamb sacrifice? Are you kidding?
A Bible torching ceremony is listed as a part of the proceedings, with a cash prize for the student who burns the most Bibles.
Finally, attendees are invited to partake in a pentagram completion event,
where they will help summon Baphomet to celebrate the new Clemson Chapel.
The new Clemson Chapel likely refers to the Caden Chapel, a building currently under construction on the Clemson University campus.
It is named after Samuel J. Caden, a student who passed away in an automobile accident in 2015.
Reports say that the student kept a bucket list of life goals within his Bible,
one of which was to have a building named after himself at the university.
The chapel is intended for students of all religious and spiritual denominations, as well as those without,
to serve as a place for quiet meditation and prayer.
It will cost approximately $6 million to build, half of which has already been funded by students.
Given the lack of any location for the event or contact information,
it's unclear whether the ceremony detailed on the poster will take place.
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