In the past two decades, it has become increasingly apparent that numerous churches have experienced a decline, leading to closures and splits. Previously, diverging theological beliefs would result in the formation of separate denominations within the church. However, the present scenario seems to be driven by political pressure, a prevalence of political correctness, and a desire to fill pews with disinterested individuals. This essay explores the potential influence of media manipulation, self-censorship, and the alteration of religious texts in fostering this trend. Additionally, it addresses the reproach faced by those who dare to criticize such developments.