John’s observation below that the Wren Cross will be preserved, but only as a “museum piece” is very shrewd. And that’s what will happen to our whole culture, at best, if we don’t stand up for it against universalist, multicultural, and relativist assaults. Our culture will be a museum or waxworks through which schoolchildren may occasionally wander in detached and uncomprehending bemusement, while people who are more sure of their cultural identity force it on the larger society. Thus, I appreciate seeing below that Candace and Jack Kemp agree on our need to defend our cultural particularity.