Attacks on churches and Christian institutions on American soil are at an all-time high.
According to recent reports by the Family Research Council, "Criminal acts against churches have been steadily on the rise for the past several years." While relying on limited, public information - meaning that the actual number "Of acts of hostility is undoubtedly much higher" - the organization managed to verify "a total of 420 documented acts of hostility that occurred between January 2018 and September 2022" across the United States.
In one incident, two adults and two juveniles shot 50 rounds from 9mm pistols at a Mennonite church building in Versailles, Missouri; the property damage was charged as a hate crime.
Of the 69 attacks on churches to occur between Jan-Mar of 2023, the overwhelming majority 53 consisted of vandalism and random property destruction.
While Muslim migrants have been the traditional culprits - European cities with large Muslim populations often see a concomitant rise in attacks on churches and Christian symbols - so-called "Leftist" elements, not just gender-confused people, but flaming wokists of all stripes, are increasingly behind the church desecrations.
In Canada which was once described as "The church burning centre of the Western world" dozens of churches have been vandalized and torched, to official cheers, on the pretext of flimsy, historic "Grievances."
So what explains their shared hatred for Christian churches? The answer seems simple enough: whereas amoral secularism is willing to accommodate and appease just about anything, churches cling to their own - that is, distinctly Christian - worldview, and this worldview rejects and contradicts much of what both the woke and the Muslim believe.
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