Christianity is experiencing a global resurgence despite opposition from secular governments and hostile forces

Source: https://www.facebook.com/americanspectator/. "Easter and the State of Christendom | The American Spectator | USA News and Politics." April 4, 2026. spectator.org

The Gist

The author argues that Christianity is making a comeback around the world, even though left-wing governments and other groups are trying to stop it. He points to growing church attendance, more religious conversions, and people defying government restrictions as proof that faith is getting stronger, not weaker.

Conclusion

Christianity is rising again worldwide, demonstrating renewed strength and growth despite political pressure, cultural opposition, and violent persecution from secular leftist governments and other hostile forces

Premises

  1. Faith demonstrations are surging in Europe, Africa, and the Americas after a long decline
  2. In Spain, government interference with Holy Week traditions resulted in a 163% increase in international bookings and more fervent crowds who defied the regulations
  3. Africa now has the fastest-growing Christian population in the world, with over a million pilgrims gathering in South Africa for Easter
  4. In Britain, despite government hostility toward Christians, Catholic conversions have surged 60% in Westminster and similar increases in Southwark
  5. The Trump administration's return has reversed anti-Christian policies of the Biden administration, with the Supreme Court ruling 8-1 against restrictions on Christian therapists
  6. These patterns demonstrate Christianity's resilience and ability to grow stronger under persecution, similar to the early Christianization of the Roman Empire

Assumptions

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