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This imaginary enemy has gone by many names. In the 1970s and '80s, it was known as "secular humanism," a fiendish anti-religious movement that had supposedly taken over the schools, the courts, the media and the government.

Thats right folks. We've just imagined all of those court rulings, laws and vitriol in the mainstream media directed against Christians and expressions of their faith over the past 40n years.

Just recently we imagined that Barack Obama mandated that Catholics violate a major theological precept of their's.

Speaking of imaginary, how about that constitutional grounded principle of 'seperation of church and state'?

This imaginary enemy has gone by many names. In the 1970s and ‘80s, it was known as “secular humanism,” a fiendish anti-religious movement that had supposedly taken over the schools, the courts, the media and the government

It is worth noting that the founder of CNN, Ted Turner, was humanist of the year (American Humanist Association) in 1990

This ‘imaginary’ enemy is very real,... real people, real ideas, real culture war.