"We hope children will see this as a beautiful work of art - there is nothing to be afraid of. That's what the children symbolise," says Greaves.
"The goat's face has a neutral expression. It's not demonic, ferocious or monstrous - as people make it out to be - if you look at without the cultural baggage."
But do children really have nothing to be afraid of from Satan?
"I don't think children approaching the monument without being primed by propaganda will find anything horrific about it," says Greaves.
"But we're about not indoctrinating children. For the most part children are forced into religion. That's something we definitely don't care to do."
"The goat's face has a neutral expression. It's not demonic, ferocious or monstrous - as people make it out to be - if you look at without the cultural baggage."
But do children really have nothing to be afraid of from Satan?
"I don't think children approaching the monument without being primed by propaganda will find anything horrific about it," says Greaves.
"But we're about not indoctrinating children. For the most part children are forced into religion. That's something we definitely don't care to do."
Source : bbc.com
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