Anti-Christian Hate Speech in the Easter Season: A Reification

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Reading time: Approximately 30 minutes. Podcast listening time: 54 minutes.

What follows is a controversial defense of human rights for Christians desiring to be free of the defamation of their Lord and Savior Jesus Christ, and His blessed Mother Mary.

Why controversial? Because so much hatred has been directed at our traditional beliefs and worship that people have grown accustomed to it. It is expected, and in so far as the indoctrination has been successful, in some quarters the prejudice against us is regarded as well-deserved.

Our appeal for respect for our faith is grounded in truth, and our right to be as free of hateful attacks upon us as any other religion. It should not be open season on Christ and Christians, and yet it is a deplorable fact that it has become a regular ceremony.

Unfortunately, much of the corporate media in the US consider stories which degrade orthodox Christianity as endlessly instructive and worthwhile.

The media often publish and otherwise circulate these tales bi-annually, often timed to coordinate with the holy Lenten season leading to Easter, and in December during the Advent prelude to Christmas.

Perhaps this is all “coincidental,” as the defenders of this twice yearly festival of falsehood claim.

Alert orthodox Christians however, view this ritual as a malevolently sacrilegious debasement of a faith that is hated by most of the corporate media when it manifests in its traditional praxis, in violation of prescribed liberal-modernist church norms so diluted they bear little or no resemblance to the faith expounded in the Word of God.

I have monitored this ceremonial blasphemy for years.

Like clockwork, the hate speech reared its head again this year, on cue, during Lent. As always, the rabid bigotry is dressed in the habiliments of scholarship.