Last month, Danny Kruger, Member of Parliament for East Wiltshire, stood in an empty Commons chamber and said what few in this country today would dare to suggest aloud: Britain needs a Christian revolution. Not a throwback, not a theocracy, but a moral reawakening rooted in the religion that built this once-great nation.
His own colleagues – who swear by the King James Bible and pledge allegiance to God’s servant on Earth, King Charles III – couldn’t be bothered to show up for appearance’s sake.
