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Lauren Faust appears to have a connection to [[Satanism]], because her last name "[[Faust]]" has to do with the [[Devil]]. However, any claims of this with that as the only proof are de-facto false, due to her having no control over this factor. The characters in her works are also seen to use [[Magic]], which may also link her to [[Wicca]] and [[Voodoo]]. On the other side of the issue, however, magic used by protagonists has not been seen to be used in a negative manner (causing injury or otherwise), and as such can be attributed to want of whimsy, not spreading of such things.
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Lauren Faust appears to have a connection to [[Satanism]], because her last name "[[Faust]]" has to do with the [[Devil]]. However, any claims of this with that as the only proof are de-facto false, due to her having no control over this. The characters in her works are also seen to use [[Magic]], which may also link her to [[Wicca]] and [[Voodoo]]. On the other side of the issue, however, magic used by protagonists has not been seen to be used in a negative manner (causing injury or otherwise), and as such can be attributed to want of whimsy, not spreading of such things.
 
[[Category:Business People]]
 
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Revision as of 03:07, May 2, 2012

Lauren Faust is the red haired Feminist creator of the latest incarnation of My Little Pony. She appears to be liberal, and this is reflected in her work.

Satanist Connection

Lauren Faust appears to have a connection to Satanism, because her last name "Faust" has to do with the Devil. However, any claims of this with that as the only proof are de-facto false, due to her having no control over this. The characters in her works are also seen to use Magic, which may also link her to Wicca and Voodoo. On the other side of the issue, however, magic used by protagonists has not been seen to be used in a negative manner (causing injury or otherwise), and as such can be attributed to want of whimsy, not spreading of such things.