Compare and contrast. On the one hand, you have the eternal verities contained in the Bible – like the past two Sundays’ Mass readings, the prophet Amos and Jesus’ parable of Dives and Lazarus.
On the other hand, you have today’s secular template for virtue – “diversity and inclusion”, celebrated by British corporations and the Civil Service last week with National Inclusion Week (#EverydayInclusion).
Douglas Murray examines this politics of identity in his new book The Madness of Crowds, which is praised in the Herald’s books pages this week.
