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George is one of many saints, but an example to be held up amongst us as a lesson and someone to look up to and someone to esteem and to replicate in our own conduct.

Yeah.

I think that the first thing is that in some ways it shows that there's a vibrancy on the right.

The fact that the right is now grown as a movement that shows and has divided because of that growth shows that there's momentum behind it.

You know, and we I think that the solution is that and it is really crucial because I personally think that we've only got two election cycles to get a grip of the situation before it gets away with us and gets away from us.

So the next two elections, I think, are like hugely important.

And we have to be very discerning both in who we back and in our strategy going forward.

Division on the right will almost certainly guarantee either another Labour government or, even worse, a Green government.

And that's even more scary than a Labour government, if you ask me.

There's a couple of things.

One is there's got to be humility.

I think Ben Habib showed some really...

Great example of that when he was willing to offer Rupert Lowe a unity almost straight away.

But as well as humility on all the players, there's also got to be a realisation that this is not about them.

This is about a much bigger thing.

You know, the thing that unites all Christians is that it's not about any one of us.

It's about Christ and the kingdom of God, you know, and there's a lesson there by analogy for everyone on the right who cares about this country is that it's not about you.

It's about the future of this country.

And people, thirdly, need to be much more willing to make sacrifices, you know, as in sacrifice their pride, sacrifice their position.