Easter Week in U.S. goes not without its battles: de-Christianization sweeps West

In the U.S., Easter week went not without battles that epitomize the mad polarization of American society. De-Christianization is sweeping the West faster than one can imagine. Europe and the U.S. are undergoing destructive processes that could destroy the roots of these nations.

The fact that sleepy Biden, who calls himself a "devout Catholic," failed to mention God, the Resurrection or Jesus Christ in his Easter message to the nation raised a lot of questions among the faithful. One could dismiss the blatant strangeness as forgetfulness, but the pronounced secularity of the U.S. administration's Easter address cannot but give rise to serious speculation. After all, even many Americans regard Christmas simply as a "holiday season," removing any reference to Christianity.

The traditional Merry Christmas has been replaced by the liberal Happy Holidays. Funny bunnies were made to symbolize the Merry Christmas. It looks like Christianity is in systemic crisis. The percentage of Christians in the U.S. has dropped dramatically over the last 50 years, and the percentage of atheists has risen to 21%. Last year it was revealed that less than half the population attends church. This is the first time in the history of the United States.

Muslims, meanwhile, are becoming the second largest religious community in America. Many denominations in the U.S. have long abandoned their principles. So who is the invisible one with whom Biden greets with such enviable consistency? Is it a rabbit of liberal secular propaganda?