> of the murderous regimes of the 20th century and now the 21st century strictly prohibit the God of the Bible, and especially Jesus, from being preached. Why could that possibly be?
Totalitarian theocracies (such as the State worshipping commies and Volk-worshipping Nazis) tend to not like competition. Jews, Buddhists, heathens, pagans, Falon Gong, Muslims, Hindus and anyone else with differing theologies tended to not do any better in these regimes. It's quite simple, really, and pretty understandable.
The rest of your post seemed pretty irrelevant. Didn't get all the way through it.
Evolution happens. If you deny evolution, you deny the real world in favor of shadows on a cave wall.
By "evolution happens", if you mean that human beings as we know them today "evolved" over billions of years from single cell life forms, it did not happen, you have no proof that it happened and whenever anyone challenges this theory with scientific evidence, you and others like you seek laws to prohibit it. It doesn't surprise me that you cannot see the relevancy of my prior post as a response to your referrring to Bible believing Christians as idiotarians who are either knowingly or unknowingly supporting the left in this nation because they are comparable to Lenin's "useful idiots." The fact that the history of western civilization since the invention of the printing press, which enabled the Bible to get into the hands of common man, directly contradicts your political assertions about those who refuse to accept Darwinism seems to totally escape the Freeper evolutionists' thought process. There is a political philosophy that flows from a belief in evolution and there is a political philosophy which flows from believing that man has inherent value as a creation of the God of the Bible to whom he is eternally accountable. The history of the last 400 years of western civilization gives us a few clues as to which philosophy produces dark ages and which one produces freedom of thought, freedom of debate, property rights, liberty and wealth creation. I'll give you a hint which one it is - it ain't the man from amoeba crowd.