Tory MP Danny Kruger has issued a rallying cry for Britain to have a "new restoration" in a passionate parliamentary plea but only a handful of MPs could be bothered turning up to the House of Commons.
Kruger set out just how much Christian influence there has been in the House of Commons, including its connection to St Stephen's Chapel.
He also warned that a "deeply dangerous ideology" is posing a huge threat to the West.
Kruger told an almost empty Commons chamber: "It is the other religion that worries me even more.
"This other religion is a hybrid of old and new ideas, and it does not have a proper name. I do not think that 'woke' does justice to its seriousness.
"It is a combination of ancient paganism, Christian heresies and the cult of modernism, all mashed up into a deeply mistaken and deeply dangerous ideology of power that is hostile to the essential objects of our affections and our loyalties: families, communities and nations.
"It is explicitly and most passionately hostile to Christianity as the wellspring of the West.
"That religion, unlike Islam, must simply be destroyed, at least as a public doctrine.
"It must be banished from public life—from schools and universities, and from businesses and public services. It needs to be sent back to the fringes of eccentricity, like the modern druids who invest Stonehenge in my constituency with a theology that is seen as mad but harmless because its followers are so few and no one serious takes them seriously."
