Sharon Tate "The Devil is beautiful. Most people think he's ugly but he's not"

A Catholic misconception

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-478867/The-final-affair-Roman-Polanskis-murdered-wife-Sharon-Tate.html

Given the evil manner of Tate's death, some of Jones's recollections about his former lover take on an eerie significance.

"One night we went to visit the Trevi Fountain, and I looked at her and had the strongest feeling she was going to die. "Another time I was looking over at her and asking her what she was thinking about, and she suddenly came out with: 'The Devil is beautiful. Most people think he's ugly, but he's not.' "I thought it weird at the time but Roman had just done the movie Rosemary's Baby so I related it to that. "I told her she shouldn't say things like that because it made me nervous. "I knew that she and Roman lived in quite an isolated place in LA, so I told her that for her own protection she should have a gun, but she said that she could never shoot anyone even if she had one."

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This sounds like the confusion engendered by such movies as 'Rosemary's baby'.

Such is a confusion as the devil is actually a CHERUB.

This mis-conception of that with horns etc is a ancient regime-jesuit concoction designed to engender fear for the "Horned God" husband of the 'Earth Mother Figure' (who, along with her mom and a sister compose the "Triple Headed Goddess" Such is merely Wiccan terminology which is merely a pagan understanding of the spirits of Adam and Eve-Mary.