Florida activist calls for Satanology banners at public schools citing First Amendment

T. Chaz Stevens, the founder of the religion he refers to as “Satanology,” is advocating for Brevard Public Schools to install banners at five high schools in Brevard County, Florida.

The Florida activist, who directs REVOLT boot camp, is advocating for the placement of banners to promote what he designates as the Church of Satanology and Perpetual Soirée at Heritage High School, Melbourne High School, Palm Bay Magnet High School, Rockledge High School, and Viera High School.

Photo of Chaz Stevens.

T. Chaz Stevens is calling for Satanology banners to be displayed at five high schools. (Chaz Stevens)

Upon being questioned if his activist endeavors focus on other religions or exclusively on Christianity, Stevens replied, “We’ve had a challenge with Christianity being the predominant voice throughout our entire history.”

“The great majority of America self-describes as Christians,” he said. “The powerful majority voice by great numbers are the Christians.”

“And when you look at the church banners that are going up, these aren’t church banners for Islam. These aren’t church banners for Wiccans. These aren’t church banners for the Druids. If the Druids were doing this I’d be going after the Druids. The people that are doing this are Christians.”

Fox News reached out to Brevard County School District but has yet to receive a response.

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