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Posted by KnowHim (Member # 1) on :
 
For years, I have urged Christians to take seriously their obligations as citizens, starting with exercising the right to vote. In the public square and at the ballot box, we must be more engaged, not less.

But what happens in a race where Christians are faced with two morally problematic choices? Should voters cast a ballot for the lesser of two evils? This unpredictable election cycle could go in any number of directions, and I keep getting asked this question.

For starters, unless Jesus of Nazareth is on the ballot, any election forces us to choose the lesser of evils. Across every party and platform, all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God. Still, the question is a valid one. Believing in human depravity doesn’t negate our sense of responsibility. By the standard of God’s law, every person is a liar, but that doesn’t mean we should hire an employee we know has a pattern of lying. Jesus taught that all who have lust in their hearts are adulterers, but that doesn’t mean a woman should shrug her shoulders when she learns her potential new husband is a serial philanderer.

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Posted by Betty Louise (Member # 7175) on :
 
David,
Thank you for sharing this. I shared the article on Facebook.
Betty
 
Posted by KnowHim (Member # 1) on :
 
I wanted to post it because I am already seeing Christian people saying they are not going to vote. That is a shame to do so would let the WORST of the two evils come into the office. Which will be on their heads. We need to fight for our country and not just give it away.


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