The Limits of Voting as a Solution

Voting alone is not a panacea for the complex moral and political issues facing society today. The notion that electing the right leaders will resolve deeper systemic problems is viewed as overly simplistic and potentially dangerous. Acknowledging that a healthy political society relies on a well-functioning civil society, including families and communities, is essential to understanding the broader context of electoral politics. Genuine societal reform requires more than just participation in elections; it necessitates active engagement and moral formation beyond the ballot box.