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It is precisely America’s cultural shift AWAY from God that open’s the door to these works of Satan.

And so, it is natural that Satan would encourage us to further ignore God.

How else can you characterize the admonition “God isn’t fixing this”?

I’m noticing this more and more, and see it as a potential tool in the future. I call it “The socialist vampire effect”.

Socialism is, in effect, an atheist version of Christianity, that tries to replace God with “mankind”. In doing so, they imagine “the knowledge of the tree of good and evil” as having horribly harmed mankind, by taking him from nature and making him unlike the animals. Whenever possible, they seek to corrupt and demean religion and faith, or at least drive it away.

In practice, their sacraments are the seven deadly sins, and they worship and seek to bring about decay, sickness, and death. They loathe civilization and prosperity, honor and virtue.

In any event, they so abhor real Christianity that they more and more react to it like movie vampires, hence “The socialist vampire effect”. Wave a cross before them and they shrink in horror. Recite prayers and blessings and they cringe in pain. They are rapidly approaching the point where they will refuse to trod on sacred ground unless it has somehow been defiled and befouled.

They natter incessantly at religion to compromise their beliefs, and embrace corruption, perversion and evil. As such, to Christians they point out similarities between Christianity and socialism, though these are superficial at best, and have dramatically different ends. They have had success at infiltrating religions with their ideas, in the hope of destroying them, that pushes religions towards schism, the faithful rejecting the socialists and their ideas.

But people of faith need to use the tools at hand to drive away the socialist vampires. For the sins they embrace do not make them stronger, but weaker, and vulnerable.