When we see the traditional order we value in ruins, we rush to rebuild. When we see a breach in the wall of morality, our instinct is to buckle down to get it repaired. This is the impulse behind much of the activism of the so-called religious right over the past several decades, mostly in the United States but also here in Europe, judging by the growing number of expressly Christian political parties vying for the votes of committed Christians. This seems a natural and straight-forward approach. Continue reading
What to do about the ruins?
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