Liberals in academia, particularly those in America's universities, detest religion and view faith in the unseen God as incomprehensible and irrational. They see it as divisive to societal coherence and destructive. These haters of God would commit mayhem against the United States' Constitution to build their utopian society of sterile rationality and unfettered choice.

Hatred of God is the driving force behind Marxism and the Critical Theory movements that grew from it. Solzhenitsyn observed that within the philosophical system of Marx and Lenin, hatred of God is the principal driving force, more fundamental than all their political and economic pretensions. The Frankfurt School, a body of atheistic intellectuals with a messianic self-image, set out to deconstruct every principle of Western civilization, including Christianity and the Bible, and to replace them with their own ideas. Their rebellion, destruction, and effort to overthrow those above them bear the characteristics of Satan the Devil. Groups like Antifa and Black Lives Matter act out this philosophy, and the race issue is its latest tool for stirring unrest against the constitutional republic. Some who support these ideas call themselves Christian, but their lives deny the power of godliness, and they use the title to gain a hearing. Paul's description of end-time men in II Timothy 3:1-5 fits them: lovers of self and money, proud, blasphemous, and brutal, with a form of godliness but not love for God. Because communism and socialism are fundamentally anti-God, true Christians should oppose them. This hatred will reach its fullest expression at the end. The beast will speak blasphemies against God, His name, and His tabernacle, and make war on the saints. Even under the plagues, the rest of mankind will blaspheme God and refuse to repent, so hatred of God remains to the very end.