What's the Big Catch Cry in Politics?

John Anderson: We use rage against an alternative view as a sort of loyalty test. When did the much-touted idea that we've all got to live in tolerance? I would have thought it was less powerful than love and the idea that you commit to your neighbour whether you like them or not. He says Christianity no longer puts hard breaks on sexual revolution, so there's no reason not to go after your neighbour. Young people don't hear positive remedies to the situation they are trapped in he adds.