How Sabrina From Netflix Mocks Christianity And Exalts Witchcraft And The Devil?

The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina is a Netflix adaptation of the popular sitcom “Sabrina the Teenage Witch”. The show, which features characters like Sabrina and her aunts worshipping Satan, mocks Christian expressions and includes phrases like “Praise be Satan” or “For love of Lucifer”. Sabrina, born to a high-born wizard father and human mother, becomes a witch raised to praise Satan and explore the occult. The show is currently available on Netflix, and it explores how Madam Satan can be both a cunning adversary and feminist mentor.

The show’s second episode begins with a contentious conversation about religious rituals and the Church of Night. It updates the witch fantasy of the 1990s, confronting the way that witch stories regulate women’s lives. The show also mocks Christianity and Catholic faith, highlighting the realness of Satanic activity and the role of witches in the Satanic Church.

The show is not about Wicca or a kind of scrubbed, Bewitched/Bell, Book and Candle/Sabrina the Teenage Witch species of white magic. It is a darker reboot of the beloved nineties sitcom Sabrina the Teenage Witch, mocking the Catholic Church through devil worship and the evil nature of the witches. The devil worship in the show is meant to be disturbing, as it makes it clear that the witches serve an evil being and follow an evil path.