like you guys have already in most places rejected christianity more completely than many parts of the united states and i'm just wondering how this plays out in canada so so so you're trying to tell people christians mostly and conservatives like hang on to the civilizational impact of christianity don't let that go But where does it still exist in Canada? What kinds of things can be preserved and where can this be extended? I suppose is my question.

In Canada, most would agree, and maybe this ties in with the idea of the Ezra Institute.

And again, I'm not clear on what was said in the CBC piece, but if there was going to be a resurgence of Christian norms and values, Alberta is the only hope.

It's the only spot where we could start fresh.

It's the only spot that has the numbers potentially.

Everywhere else, there's just not the will and there's not the numbers.

What does it look like in Canada? It's bleak.

And I'm just wondering from your perspective, how, what you wrote about in your book on what a nation is influences your own sense of duty and responsibility.