Being Explicit: the Modern World is Religious

I've said over and over that this and that is religious, but it's supposed to be a pattern: secularism is a fanatic religion. 

What is atheism? It is the denial of the divine.

Christianity is atheism. It denies the divinity of everyone except Satan (and calls him Haeland or whatever, because Father of Lies). 

Full secularism is merely purified Christianity. It's atheism without the unprincipled exception. The more they claim to be areligious, the more fanatical you should assume they are, because atheism is Christianity. 

Communism is Christianity. Democracy is Christianity. Wokism is Christianity. The Japanese are highly Christianized. Of course Fascism is Christianity. Perhaps Judaism wasn't Christianity at first, but it certainly is now. Etc etc etc. It almost seems the only effective way to escape Christianity is to be so stupid you try to be Christian, fail, and don't even notice.

It's hard to tell: is all politics a form of religion? I think so, but it may be simply that fanatic Christianity/Atheism is so embedded in moderns that they can't do anything without doing it in a Christian way. The resulting decay is only natural.

Because everything is religious, it makes no sense to speak about anything in non-spiritual terms. No social activity anywhere in the present time invokes only physics. They are all religious rituals, deliberately summoning heavenly interference. 

If you really did want to be atheist, you would have to go through Alchemy first. You have to exorcise yourself incessantly, getting rid of layers and layers of Christianity. Total transmutation of the soul.

Of course getting so deeply into Alchemy is impossible unless you own a spiritual root, so I can't see any way that someone capable of carrying out this process would want to be Atheist at the end of it. 

Conclusion: atheism is Satanism, as no atheist is secular. It inherently has to lie about itself; narcissism.
Corollary: Satanism is Christianity, which is atheism, which means we have a bifurcating proof. Starting from any observation on either branch leads to proving the other.