The left's latest attempt to blame Christianity for America's problems has reached peak absurdity. A recent essay in The Spectator tries to pin our nation's cultural breakdown on something called 'Christian nihilism' — but this ridiculous theory completely misses the mark about who's really destroying our country.
The piece points to a disturbing scene from Minneapolis, where a protester screamed at armed officers to shoot him during the BLM riots that devastated the city. From this single episode, the author somehow concludes that America is drifting into a twisted form of Christian-inspired despair.
What a load of garbage.
The Real Nihilists Aren't in Church Pews
Let's get one thing straight, patriots: the nihilists tearing apart our communities aren't sitting in church pews on Sunday morning. They're the godless leftists who spent 2020 burning down cities, defunding police, and celebrating the destruction of everything that made America great.
These are the same people who mock Christianity at every turn, who want to remove God from our schools and public squares, and who celebrate abortion as a sacrament. Now they want to blame their own destructive ideology on the faith that built Western civilization?
The chaos we witnessed in Minneapolis wasn't born from Christian teachings about redemption and sacrifice — it came from the left's toxic brew of victimhood culture, anti-American hatred, and moral relativism that rejects absolute truth.
The left has spent decades systematically destroying the Christian foundations of our society, then has the audacity to blame Christianity when their godless worldview produces despair and violence.
President Trump understood this when he stood in front of St. John's Church with a Bible after Antifa and BLM tried to burn it down. That wasn't nihilism — that was a declaration that America's Christian heritage won't be destroyed by leftist mobs.
Faith vs. The Woke Death Cult
Real Christianity offers hope, purpose, and moral clarity — everything the left's woke death cult seeks to destroy. When people lose faith in God, family, and country, they don't become 'Christian nihilists.' They become exactly what we saw in those riots: purposeless destroyers lashing out at a world they can't understand.
The solution isn't less Christianity in America — it's more. It's time to stop letting leftist academics twist our faith into something unrecognizable and start calling their nihilistic ideology what it really is: a godless assault on everything good and decent about our nation.