So who remembers what time of year it is? Anyone...anyone? Well if you guessed it's Easter time, then you would in fact be correct. For those of us religiously inclined that means the special time of year that we set aside to remember that our Savior died on the cross for us and rose again to free us from sin. For everyone else, it's a super great time to have fun with Easter eggs, chocolate, and other forms of gorging oneself. Also, students often get spring break, or other forms of time off school, and government workers get Monday off (I do not get this luxury). It is essentially one of the two holidays out of the year that everyone knows about, and nearly everyone does something for.

For years it's been Christmas that has been under attack. I suppose this makes sense, I mean really not only is it a holiday dedicated to the birth of Christ, but hey it even has His name in the title. So when someone says let's make it X-Mas, or Happy Holidays this makes perfect sense all the while Easter seems to have flown under the radar for everyone, being left untouched by liberals for years. Well guess what, all that changes this year. I suppose they figure they've won enough battles on Christmas that attacking Easter seems much more feasible this year, I don't know what the actual reason but this is the beginning of the end of this holiday as we know it as well.

You'd think that this attack had begun with the Easter Bunny a long time ago, but really this is not the case. The Easter Bunny stems from an early Catholic tradition of giving colored eggs to children around Easter time. This was then adapted into the Easter Bunny by the Germans (Martin Luther anyone?) who wanted to continue this tradition of egg giving without taking part in Lent (personally I don't blame them). In other words, the Easter Bunny is in fact not a Pagan tradition, nor was it created to take God out of Easter as many would have you believe.

The first attack came when schools started calling breaks "Spring Break" instead of Easter break. This was introduced fairly seamlessly because colleges have long had spring breaks, so for a high school to have one only made sense and it just "happened" to correspond to the same time as Easter (very similar to winter breaks). Some parts of the United States have transformed the Easter Bunny into the Spring Bunny, but other than that we have seen relatively few attacks on this holiday throughout the liberalizing years of present time.

What's up for attack this year you ask? Well first of all it's back to some of the same old tricks used with Christmas. There's a fairly organized group attempting to again remove the term Easter, from every possible. This is probably one of the most humorous things they could do. While it makes sense, from their point of view, to remove Christ from Christmas, removing Easter from Easter doesn't make any. The reason for this is that Easter is a word in English, German, and a few other languages traces it's roots to the word for April, which is actually a false God of some sort. In most other languages the word is derived from the word for Passover in Hebrew, but for us here in the US of A, that is not the case. So really Easter has always been called "April" which in effect means calling it spring break almost seems normal. The reasons behind this desired change are obvious. Those involved want to remove all references to Christianity from anything in this world. Essentially, although they won't admit it, the atheists goal is to make God disappear so that they can be a god themselves (humanism), thereby if they have noone disagreeing with them they must be right - right?

This is not the only thing under attack this year, however. Each Easter Monday the lawn of the White House is opened up to families to bring their children for the annual Easter Egg Toss (fortunately they haven't changed the name yet). This year there is a well documented effort by homosexual "families" (I use the term extremely loosely) to turn out for this event. They explain that their reason is so that they can show equality on some level or another. I suppose this would make sense except for the fact that they're trying to hard, and that in and of itself proves that they're not just doing it for equality. They're doing it for embarrassment, both to the Bush family, and to Christians as a whole. They want to take our biggest holiday and take it away from us, much like they took away the rainbow. It's not about showing equality, it's about shoving themselves down our face to say, "look at us, look what we're doing to your holiday, and see if there's anything you can do about it." I'm sure there's some of you who will read this that will disagree with me on this and that's fine, but when you look at the facts way deep down and beneath the surface you find out that the entire homosexuality movement is tied in with several other movements intent on purging the nation of our values and morals.

There's a reason Rome fell, and it wasn't just the barbarians. There's a reason we're going to fall, and it's not just going to be the terrorists. They tore themselves apart from within, just like we're doing.