A radical Orthodox believer holds a poster before a protest by gay rights activists against a proposed new law termed by the State Duma, the lower house of Parliament, as "against advocating the rejection of traditional family values" in central Moscow June 11, 2013. Gay rights activists say the bill, backed by Russian President Vladimir Putin's allies in parliament, would prohibit all gay-rights rallies and fear it is fuelling violence against gays. Russian authorities say two recent murders were motivated by homophobia. The poster reads: "They are satanists". REUTERS/Maxim Shemetov (RUSSIA - Tags: CRIME LAW POLITICS CIVIL UNREST)

Axel Poessy, a follower of the Puerto Rican leader of "Growing in Grace" Jose Luis de Jesus Miranda, who recently called himself the Antichrist, shows a tattoo with the number 666 in Managua June 26, 2007. Nicaragua's government will not allow the entrance of de Jesus Miranda to the country, bishop of the "Growing in Grace" ministry in Nicaragua Saul Chavez said. REUTERS/Oswaldo Rivas (NICARAGUA)

A guatemalan shoe store employee hangs a poster in the window reading "I love Jesus, Not Halloween", in one of the busiest commercial streets in downtown Guatemala City, October 26, 2000. Conservative groups and Catholic Church started campaigning against the North American tradition of Halloween claiming it is an unholy satanistic ritual fueled by negative energy. The headlines "Beware of Halloween" greeted readers of a major Guatemala City daily this week and the posters are appearing in shop windows.

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Satanist Aton LeVay, also known as the "Black Pope," is shown in this undated file picture. Two years after LaVey died, legal bickering among his heirs and followers has left the church crumbling in disrepair. His last consort, a Satanic "high priestess" who is the mother of his five-year-old son, is engaged in a legal feud with his two daughters. ? QUALITY DOCUMENT