Communism has decided against God, against Christ, against the Bible, and against all religion.

The statement frames communism not merely as an economic or political program but as an explicitly anti-religious worldview. By listing “God,” “Christ,” “the Bible,” and “all religion,” the quote emphasizes a total incompatibility between Christian faith and communist ideology, echoing Cold War-era arguments that Marxist-Leninist systems were grounded in atheism and sought to suppress religious practice. In Billy Graham’s rhetoric, such a contrast typically served to rally religious audiences toward spiritual renewal and political vigilance, presenting the conflict with communism as fundamentally moral and theological rather than only geopolitical.