To their credit, that quoted statement rejects the claim that they're a religiously motivated club. They outright state that the worship of Satan is not what th

To their credit, that quoted statement rejects the claim that they're a religiously motivated club. They outright state that the worship of Satan is not what they do (because they are non-theistic) and encouraging that would probably have you removed. Either way, moral apathy exists with or without religion, so I'd argue it's pointless to blame it on an optional extracurricular club (for teenagers). So far, the only instigators of conflict here seem to be religiously-involved adults. So long as individual self-expression is respected, I see no reason why Satan Club should be treated different from a religious fellowship or book club.