Notre Dame: What’s the religious hypocrites worldwide grieving for?

Let’s cut the Notre Dame Church burning, especially in this Easter season where true Christians remember disturbing acts of betrayal and hypocrisy against Jesus Christ, leading to him being crucified for the sins of the idol worshippers of Jerusalem.

Crucified at the express request of angry Jews who accused Christ of being a con man and a fraud after he destroyed their idols in the city, and regrettably to this day they secretly still consider him a fraudster when talking among themselves.
The NotreDame Cathedral in Paris barely had any worshippers anymore. I remember seeing this for myself back in the late 1980s. Therefore, I wonder what it is exactly that people are mourning.

Clearly not the burning of “a house of God” if Christians have already abandoned worship. In fact, churches around the world, especially in Europe, are reportedly seeing the exact same trend of dwindling number of the faithful. How many churches are actually steadily closing all around Europe in the past four decades? So maybe we are just crying over the ancient Gothic architecture and the tourist destination. Or could it be just for our own looks?

I mean making our guilty selves suddenly appear all Holy by simply “faking it”. We want to be seen as if in real shock at the burning of a House of God, when in reality, Western former Christians only practice Christianity commercially, and actually hate worshipping God every Sunday at any church.

What exactly is the religiously hypocritical worldwide consternation about when nobody risked being killed here? Compared to the bloodbath from hell at Christ Church New Zealand where holy innocent worshiping souls were brutally murdered mid-prayer by a radical white anti-immigration racist Christian extremist terrorist live on Facebook, and besides the recently passed gun control legislation in New Zealand.

Barely any international community government or organisation has lifted a finger to shut down all the widely available extremist ideology material that is radicalising White youth and making them commit such heinous acts of terrorism.

As calls and funds for rebuilding Notre Dame are being made, I urge Christians to remember the purpose of the Cathedral. Maybe the fire would have been identified in time and stopped before causing all this destruction if there were any Christians actually worshiping God inside the church in this Holy Easter season.

However, Happy Easter!

Hussein J. L. Amin
Kampala, Uganda