We’re entering the Christmas season, and you know what that means for Christians, don’t you?

It’s time for the annual Christian Bash, courtesy of of the Gay Mafia, Hollywood and Christian haters on social media.

For example, check out this image of two gay Josephs in a nativity scene:

https://twitter.com/cameronesposito/status/934208841096445952

Another woman added her contribution to “gaytivity”  She created a nativity with two lesbian Marys, complete with Baby Jesus in rainbow-hued swaddling clothes.

But perhaps the most egregious mocking of Christianity comes via Showtime. The network has a new ‘edgy’ series called SMILF — an acronym for “Single Mom I’d Like to F***.”

Wouldn’t you like to explain that to your elderly grandmother?

Here’s a trailer:

The series is about a young single mother living in Boston named Bridgette. She loves basketball, and even named her young son after Larry Bird. But while Bridgette loves basketball, she hates religion. She catches her baby daddy trying to say a bedtime prayer with Larry, and tells him to ‘knock it off.’ She also mangles the words of the Lord’s Prayer during a support group meeting, praying “our mother who art in heaven.” She finishes with “a-woman,” rather than ‘amen.’

Now, because it’s Christmas time, SMILF mocks the Nativity, and the Virgin Mary in particular.

In SMILF’s most recent episode, Bridgette is shopping with her mother Tutu, played by the execrable Rosie O’Donnell. Bridgette tells Tutu and her friend how the apostles Matthew and Luke “raped” Mary and forced her to give birth to Jesus:

Bridgette: Mothers cannot be virgins.
Woman: Well, Mary can–she was blessed by the Holy Spirit.
Bridgette: Mary was forced to have that baby.
Tutu: Bridgette!
Bridgette: I’m sorry, but Matthew and Luke and whoever did some stuff to her…
Tutu: I don’t wanna hear it, Bridgette.
Bridgette: And then called it an angel baby.
Tutu: Okay, listen to me. That is the mother of God you’re talking’ about.
Bridgette: Now we’re all stuck praying to this “Angel baby.”

And, of course, SMILF will return for a second season, according to Showtime, which just announced its renewal. Who cares if the anti-Christian theme offends a large swath of Americans?

Hollywood has long held an open season on Christians, who in their minds are backwards and repressive. Moreover, the Left can scorn them without fear of repercussion, with part of the reason being that they’re not afraid of Christians chopping anyone’s head off. Try making a character in a cutting-edge TV series calling Mohammed a pedophile for consummating his marriage with his child bride Aisha and watch the reaction.

Yes, according to Hollywood, Christianity is for knuckle-dragging rubes. But when its moral codes are absent, guess what happens?

To borrow a quote from the classic movie Casablanca:

And just like Captain Renault, we’re shocked! shocked! to find out that sexual abuse is now rampant in Hollywood, too.