Few individuals are more hypocritical than modern secular historians and other secular humanists.
They delight to parade in print and media the bloody reputation of the Christianity of the Middle Ages, implying or arguing that Christianity today is an intolerant, persecuting Faith that must be barred from modern public life at all costs. They depict Christians as hateful, undereducated, uncouth fascists who salivate to erode constitutional liberties of religious freedom and conspire to persecute all who disagree with them. Today Christians the world over languish in prison cells, suffer indescribable torture, and give their lives in martyrdom for their Lord. Rarely do they expose the intense persecution of Christians. When they do, as U. S. News and World Report did last spring, they tend to obscure it in some inconspicuous place befitting the revelation of the latest statistics on male hair loss.