One of the best scenes

do not fool yourself. all magic that is true comes from Lucifer, the Fallen Angel. And all miracles and powers greater than his comes from GOD THE FATHER. LET GOD BE TRUE AND EVERY MAN A LIAR!! I say this as a FAN OF THE SHOW! REALITY!!

Thats kind of the point though. The show and the devil worshipping is meant to be a commentary on religion in general.

@@nazia9687 I've wondered about that. Very well done.

The show does feel like satanic propaganda. The way they make sabrinas mortal friends special and show magic as being their friend is proof of that. And the show does it’s best to play satanism as the enlightened path I.e making even pagans appear cult-like and evil. But because of this depth, it’s references to different deities, traditions etc, is what makes it so captivating and enjoyable even if you aren’t a teen. It’s good only if you can watch is subjectively, but we know teens are mimicking different spells from the show, wishing they had a Sabrina to save them from bullying, wishing they were as cool as the weird sisters and not realising dabbling in magick naively can cause chaos.

@@ob3880 Still, at the same time they ultimately show that the whole 'satan is the embodiment of free will' is just something they say to get people to follow him, he's just interested in having 'servants on earth' basically, and that Satan is really a selfish, lying, cheating, manipulative, emotionally-and-mentally-abusive promise breaking narcissist and a sore loser besides. In a way I guess the jokes on the witches, so many of them sneer at Sabrian for being a 'half-breed' and yet it ultimately turns out that they were being lied to (though I don't remember what they thought would happen to them during the apocalypse) and that his plans for them after the apocalypse was to enslave all of them just like he was going to with the mortals they looked down on, so all that time they thought that he'd given them power as thanks to their devotion he actually saw them as no different from the mortals. Still, kind of wish they'd shown at least the pagans in a better light, especially now that the coven has become pagan themselves by ditching Satan and going to Hecate (who didn't ask for their souls or their names in return) or at least had made up their minds whether they're Celtic pagans or Greek pagans. I still think that as there is such a big difference in views and in practices between warlocks like Blackwood and warlocks like Edward Spellman then there should be a difference in views and practices between the angels, that as well as the witch-hunting ones we met then there must be angels who believe that 'if they want to come to God then let them come of their own free will, conversion under threats of torture is meaningless, but if they don't want to talk to us then we should mind our own business and let them live their lives as they want, there are people who are actually suffering who actually need our help' but are piously and self-righteously sneered at by angels like the ones we met.

What a wonderful comment.

@@Walhaz I was in a mythology zone when I wrote that. Her dress does look great though, in both white and black.

I love this comment. I wish i could put it on my wall

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