I generally have no use whatsoever for "televangelists" (or, for that matter for protestant spirituality in general), but Pat Robertson's comments often are worth attending to, despite the source. He very presciently advocated intervention to remove the Venezuelan socialist government long before they turned what had been a fairly prosperous, developed country into a hell-hole. In this case, seeing that he said "some", I have to agree with him. As an Orthodox Christian, I'd have reached for the word "demonic" rather than "Satanic", but I'm not sure how else to describe the protesters turning into a howling mob when a Republican congressman's town-hall in Louisiana was opened with a prayer.
And, at a deeper level, the left, even when they are civil, has always had hatred of Christianity as its most fundamental commitment, from the time it got that name from the seating arrangement in the French National Assembly down to the present.
What other than the spirit of antichrist can account for simultaneously championing sexual perversity (against Christian "bigots") and at the same time championing Islam which, when in power actually executes people for the same perversions (something that died out in English-speaking Christendom when the Buggery Act of 1553 was repealed in stages in the 19th century)? What other than the spirit of antichrist accounts for sneering at Christian charity, while building state programs that are fleshly imitations of it, devoid of either generosity of spirit and prompting no gratitude in the recipients of state largess?
