by Bishop Ceirion H. Dewar on substack
How the Church and the Media Declared War on Faithful Christians
There was a time when the Church feared heresy.
Now she fears headlines.
There was a time when journalists distrusted power.
Now they manufacture it, curate it, and weaponise it.
And in this strange new age, the faithful Christian — the man or woman who simply believes what the Church has always believed — is treated not as a citizen, not even as a misguided relic, but as a threat.
Let us dispense with the euphemisms.
This is not misunderstanding.
This is not nuance.
This is not complex social evolution.
It is a coordinated cultural assault — carried out through language, through shame, through institutional intimidation — against those who refuse to bow to the gods of the age.
If you affirm biblical marriage, you are “far-right.”
If you defend unborn life, you are “extreme.”
If you confess that Christ is the only way to salvation, you are a “Christian nationalist.”
And if you dare to say that male and female are not social constructs but gifts of creation, you are treated as though you are morally unfit for public life.
The accusation is no longer theological.
It is existential.