Easter
Now it is the Moldovan government that is attacking Christianity. The true target is the faith of the Moldovan people, which is the basis of their moral guidelines, traditional values and cultural mores. The government’s attack on Christianity is part and parcel of the destruction of a people.
Eons ago in the 1970s when I began pointing out that the attacks on Christianity were worsening behavior and raising the crime rate by undermining the moral restraint associated with Christianity, my liberal acquaintances replied that religion was the cause of wars and that a peaceful world required that religion be discredited. That is what many Americans of that generation learned in universities. The teaching certainly went hand-in-glove with the march through the institutions. As self-restraint weakened, crime rates rose, and police took the place of self-restraint.
I remember when Easter was a religious holiday. Today all Christian symbols have been banned from public spaces, and a religious holiday has been reduced to the Easter Bunny with baskets of candy.