Danny Kruger has credited both his wife and the writings of C.S. Lewis with inspiring his Christian faith.
In an interview with The Telegraph, the Reform MP said of his faith: “Thanks to meeting Emma and reading Christian literature at her instigation [perhaps most influentially, Mere Christianity by C.S. Lewis], I concluded it was true.”
The former Tory MP, who defected to Reform UK in September, is one of the most forthright Christian voices in the House of Commons. In July of this year, he delivered a passionate speech to an empty chamber calling for a national renewal rooted in Christianity. In response to the legalisation of abortion up to birth and Kim Leadbeater’s assisted suicide bill passing through the Commons, he said: “We gave our consent to the greatest crime: the killing of the weak and most defenceless human beings.” He went on to add: “It was a great sin. If, standing here, I have any power to repent on behalf of this House, I hereby repent of what we did.”
