The National Railroad Museum in Ashwaubenon, Wisconsin, finds itself at the center of controversy this holiday season as its annual Christmas tree festival features entries from the Satanic Temple of Wisconsin and the Bay Area Council on Gender Diversity. The unconventional trees, adorned with decorations reflecting their respective causes, have drawn both praise for inclusivity and criticism for being displayed at a “family-friendly event.”

The Satanic Temple Tree: Among the 66 trees on display, the Satanic Temple’s entry has garnered significant attention. The tree is adorned with red lighting, pentagrams, beads, and various ornaments, with one boldly proclaiming, “Hail Santa” – a play on the phrase “Hail Satan.” While some attendees expressed concern, others praised the museum for embracing diverse viewpoints.

The Gender Diversity Tree: Another tree, sponsored by the Bay Area Council on Gender Diversity, features pink and blue trans flags, along with ornaments advocating for the protection of trans kids. This tree has also sparked mixed reactions, with supporters commending the museum for its inclusivity, while critics question the appropriateness of such displays at a Christmas event.

Public Reactions: Local residents attending the festival have expressed a range of sentiments, with some voicing concerns over the trees’ presence at a family-oriented event. Social media platforms have become a battleground for opposing views, with users questioning the decision to include these trees and lamenting a perceived shift away from traditional values in Wisconsin.

Christian Pastor’s Perspective: Pastor Luke Farwell from De Pere, Wisconsin, questioned the museum’s decision to include trees representing ideologies that may be offensive to Christians at a Christmas event. While recognizing the importance of free speech, Pastor Farwell emphasized the need for Christians to assert their voice and express concerns about the potential belittling of their faith during holiday celebrations.


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7 thoughts on “‘Satanic worship tree’ disturbs Christmas festival goers”
  1. These people need to go back under the rock or back to h–l where they belong! They are vile, disgusting, appalling, evil people.

    Any person who would say otherwise needs some serious evaluation of their life. They are trying to fit in with society and they DO NOT nor will they ever belong in society! We all know what they represent and their end, no thanks!

    To even expose children or society to this garbage says a lot about those allowing this to go on, no integrity, morals, character, or ethics. There are human rules we live by and it DOES NOT include Satan or his followers. We can already see the results in our society by allowing this crap to exist!

    1. The Satan-worshippers are just having a fun joke… unlike Christians, Jews, and Muslims who are under orders from their handbooks/evil imaginary gods to mass murder everyone… as is currently still happening in Palestine/Israel…
      The evil perverted sicko trans crap should be kept out of sight of anyone under age 25…

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  2. Those who get their cookies and ears tickled from worshiping satan wont be so happy when they’re dead fraternity and made that choice. It wont be power and committing violence, it will be slavery and violence on them by having no peace, no light and NO GOD

    1. Oh c’mon, the Satan-worshippers are just having a fun joke… unlike Christians, Jews, and Muslims who are under orders from their handbooks/evil imaginary gods to mass murder everyone… as is currently still happening in Palestine/Israel…
      The evil perverted sicko trans crap should be kept out of sight of anyone under age 25…

  3. Like we did not have a overflowing river of Christmas trees all around the USA

    A museum should instead be use to educate about the pagan origins of our celebrations instead of “promoting diversity”. The people are tired of their noses been shoved into “diversity” and it is having the opposite effect.
    Nowadays, Christmas is mostly a Christian celebration about the birth of Christ ((which really happened around June) and how Santa Claus (originally a Turkish Bishop in the early Middle Ages) flew from the North Pole to celebrate.

  4. Christmas is a Christian Season and respects and honours Christ’s birth, so why should ANTI Christians be invited to such a family event? ?The satanists and people of other beliefs, should stick to their own festivals and do their celebrating in their own places of worship and be grateful that hey live in a country that allows that.

    Last time I looked this is a Christian country, like it or not. therefore deal with it!

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