The Christian worldview explains why cases like this are so challenging and why they should turn our minds toward our great hope to come, where the depravity of a fallen world will no longer taint our lives.
“‘Do unto others’ includes imposing rules on others that you would have them impose on you.”
I worry that we don’t support policies based on how they will bless us and our neighbors, but rather, on how they fit with our prior political commitments.
China will be marked in the upcoming years with subsequent outpouring of the spirit of God and continued spiritual attack.
By taking Ryan as his running mate, Romney is making some interesting statements about what kind of presidency he wants.
“Regardless of political beliefs, we need to discuss, dialogue and ask questions instead of blacklisting.”
Honoring your country does not mean offering it a pinch of incense on the altar.
“Our prayer is that political stances will never detract from the only message that truly matters.”
“Debates have a surprising impact on our ethics.”
“Events like these just serve as a reminder to me that the government can fail you at any time. Pastors cannot look to the state to tell people the right way to live.”
“I do not expect everyone to agree. But I do expect, once in a while, to see substantive debates that flow from common agreement about the core goals we all have.”
Does the death penalty prevent crime? Why do governments enact it? And how should Christians feel about it?
All candidates should be open about their defining beliefs. Whether they are based on the Bible or secular humanism.
