If it moves the religious to look at themselves then it is a good thing. If not, then it just shows the stupidity of giving tax breaks for a certain group. A win-win in my book.

They're no different than any religious organization. Madness for money.

I see it this way, the Christian Bible says" Want of money is the root of all evil". And all of us in America are well aware of how what most Americans really worship, is money, rather than God. Hence, if what most Americans actually worship is something the Bible says is evil, why shouldn't a Satanic church while openly worships evil not get the same tax breaks as Christian churches? Some twisted irony going on with this, but that's how I think and roll........

A deity is a deity, just the other end of the spectrum thats all. Enough people felt the same way and got together as a community and began to worship a being they say is a higher power. The first amendment says that the government can't put one religion above the rest and if the judge had said no, he would have put satanism below the rest, which he can't do. So a religion it is.

Any organization that stays within the law and fulfills the functions of a church should be considered tax exempt... Many Christian churches violate those laws and should be stripped of tax exempt status...