Christian Myth As Political Grammar

The author argues Western renewal cannot come from policy or elections within a 'managerial' frame. Instead, it must rebuild a shared 'we' through myth, symbol, and rite—and only Christianity retains the scale, language, and protections to do this in the West. — This reframes strategy for right‑of‑center and civilizational politics from program design to religious revival, challenging secular culture‑war approaches.