In May 2026, thousands gathered in Belfast Ireland to "March for Jesus" (https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cx21n09l8j2o)" target="_blank" rel="noopener">https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cx21n09l8j2o) as part of an event organised by Christian Voice for Ireland (https://www.christianvoice.ie/)." target="_blank" rel="noopener">https://www.christianvoice.ie/). Whilst billed as a non-political collaboration of Christian churches and pastors, this organisation seeks to influence politicians to advance Christian ethics. In 2023, leaders of Christian Voice for Ireland met with politicians to express their concerns about the educational curriculum of Ireland (https://gript.ie/rural-tds-meet-with-christian-voice-ireland-over-politicisation-and-sexualisation-of-sphe-curriculum/)." target="_blank" rel="noopener">https://gript.ie/rural-tds-meet-with-christian-voice-ireland-over-politicisation-and-sexualisation-of-sphe-curriculum/). Around the world, there is an increasing fervor amongst Christians to see their nations return to their Christian roots. Whilst the politicians do have sway over how morality is expressed through legislation and policy, enforcing morality does not return any country to its Christian roots. It merely imposes a set of moral conditions upon those who would rather be immoral. It creates the conditions of rebellion and tyranny. Returning to our Christian roots is not something that can be achieved through political endeavors. It is something that requires a renewal of Biblical godliness in the individuals and families of the nation.