I cannot agree with you more. The political and cultural upheavals of the past few years have been unnerving. In many respects, social media has driven the polarization and divisions into a frenzy of partisan bickering that had created an anxiety among Americans longing for peace of mind, calmness, and solutions. Christians have been caught up in the chaos. Yet, the results of the election, in my view, was a victory in the sense of Americans reacting to the negativity, propagandizing, deleterious woke ideology, and it was in every sense a reactionary movement. It might have saved the country from sliding further into the abyss, at least for now. But as I see it, the cultural skirmishes and political uncertainties will continue, because our species cannot live apart from conflict. It is our fallen nature. Though it is proper for Christians to participate as citizens, affirming righteousness where evil exists, we need to remember that our faith in Christ and our profession is to serve God where He has placed us. We may hear slogans like “America First” but we are called to “Jesus First” and this is something we should not forget, lest we perish having abandoned our first priority, and our first loyalty, for the ways of the world. Soli Deo Gloria