Answer this...
Do you think (and why, what is your proof?) that Christians should be involved in politics? To what extent? How do we show the love of Christ and stand up for what we believe in?
posted by Ash at 10:23 PM
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5 Comments:
What we believe in should be focused. Anything that would detract from our focus should be let go. If your focus is to evangelize, like Billy Graham, then you will take no part in politics. It's nonessential.
Coming from you, I am surprised, because you didn't really answer my question.
Don't have the time and I don't need to.
i think that christians have the responsibility to be aware of what is going on with politics. unfortunately i fail at this, but i still believe that we should take the inititive to understand what we vote for. because i am going to be a counselor, i will not make politics my focus like jamin said. however, i need not be ignorant.
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