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A Russian priest has claimed that Satanism is on the rise and he blames western influences, especially rock music.
Rock music, which is very popular in Russia now, also originates from the West. From time to time, rock bands get together for a grand show under such slogans asNo Drugs,Rock Against Drugs,and the like. However, Father Anatoly believes that this is open propaganda for drugs:As a doctor, and as a priest, I am certain that rock music is a straight road to drug addiction. Those people who organize those shows do not actually realize that. Probably, they don't realize this on purpose.
Satanism on the move in Russia - Pravda, September 30th 2002.
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