The ultimate goal is to force government neutrality, ensuring that officials do not pick winners or losers among religious and secular beliefs in the public square.

It is the specific entity created by Chaz Stevens to file facially compliant requests for equal access to public school advertising forums.

Yes, in January 2025, a federal judge in Miami refused to dismiss the lawsuit, allowing the case against Broward County Schools to proceed toward trial.

Viewpoint discrimination occurs when the government allows speech on a topic but excludes specific perspectives, which is a core legal target of the Satanology project.

The ‘Bropostle’ is the satirical title used by Chaz Stevens, the founder and lead strategist behind the Satanology constitutional challenges.

In 2023, the project successfully forced the removal of church banners from the school’s fence by demanding equal space for a ‘Satan Loves the First Amendment’ banner.

Meaning ‘All or nothing,’ it refers to the legal principle that government must allow all viewpoints equal access to a public forum or allow none at all.

Satanology is a constitutional methodology expressed in religious form. It functions as a diagnostic tool for the First Amendment rather than a traditional belief system.

The lawsuit led to a 2024 policy change where the Broward County School Board voted to ban all religious signage on school property to ensure constitutional compliance.

Satanology is a First Amendment stress test that uses a satirical religious framework to identify and eliminate viewpoint discrimination in government institutions.