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While the ceremony was intended to represent pagan Swiss Alpine culture, numerous people, very understandably, considered whether the ceremony was satanic or demonic due to the close parallels with satanic worship in the ceremony.<ref name="WND"/> While it does not appear that the ceremony was consciously intended to be satanic or demonic,<ref name="Breitbart"/> such fears were completely understandable and legitimate due to the graphic sexual and pagan references. Even if the ceremony was not intended to be evil, it was very disturbing and not Christian-influenced. It fit very well with the overall spiritual state of Europe.

While the ceremony was intended to represent pagan Swiss Alpine culture, numerous people, very understandably, considered whether the ceremony was satanic or demonic due to the close parallels with satanic worship in the ceremony.<ref name="WND"/> While it does not appear that the ceremony was consciously intended to be satanic or demonic,<ref name="Breitbart"/> such fears were completely understandable and legitimate due to the graphic sexual and pagan references. Even if the ceremony was not intended to be evil, it was very disturbing and not Christian-influenced. It fit very well with the overall spiritual state of Europe.

Editors removed this notable and widely-covered event from the Gotthard Base Tunnel's [[Wikipedia]] article for allegedly violating several Wikipedia guidelines.<ref>https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Gotthard_Base_Tunnel&diff=756946920&oldid=756946205</ref>

Editors removed this notable and widely-covered event from the Gotthard Base Tunnel's [[Wikipedia]] article for allegedly violating several Wikipedia policies.<ref>https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Gotthard_Base_Tunnel&diff=756946920&oldid=756946205</ref>

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