The Political Myth
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Modern politics is built on the false belief that the state can save man. As A. J. P. Taylor noted, socialism assumes human perfectibility, an idea that collapses once sin and human limitation are acknowledged. From a biblical perspective, man cannot remake man; only God’s regenerating grace can bring true change.
This political faith is a modern form of Gnosticism, claiming that salvation comes through elite knowledge and state power. Democracy and religion are kept in outward form but redefined by ruling elites, while those who reject political salvation especially Christians are increasingly treated as enemies. The state, meant to administer justice, has become a substitute savior, steadily expanding its control.
The result is disillusionment and loss of freedom. Politics promises redemption but delivers oppression, as men look to the state for what only God can give. True renewal comes not through revolution or political power, but through submission to Christ, who alone is the source of wisdom, justice, and life.