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The French Revolution exposes less the strength of revolutionary forces and more the weakness and moral collapse of the royalists and the church. As pornography, occultism, and every imaginable perversion flooded France under the banner of “liberty,” the church—softened by Enlightenment compromise—proved too timid, too pietistic, and too eager for intellectual respectability to resist. Robespierre’s creed, “The people are the law,” replaced God’s law, and Christianity retreated into irrelevance. The parallel to our own time is unmistakable: today the public agenda is shaped by militant…
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