The opening ceremony of the Paris Olympics has ignited a firestorm of controversy, with allegations of mockery toward Christian symbolism. The incident centers around a performance that critics claim parodied “The Last Supper,” a sacred Christian image. This portrayal has prompted backlash from various quarters, including the telecommunications company C Spire, which announced its decision to withdraw all advertising from the Olympics in response to what they described as a disrespectful depiction of a revered Christian moment. C Spire, the sixth-largest wireless provider in the United States, expressed shock and disappointment over the ceremony’s portrayal, stating that “God will not be mocked.” Mississippi Governor Tate Reeves also voiced his support for C Spire’s decision, highlighting the importance of respecting religious beliefs and applauding the company for taking a stand. The controversy taps into broader sensitivities around the portrayal of religious themes in public ev...