Repost from the past: A Philosophy of History and Politics – a lesser of two evils. Politicians View; The way to barrier the truth is to assume you already have it. Christian View; Does one vote for a candidate say that belongs to a faith other than the Christian Faith? Everyone should vote according to their conscious and what God is prompting them to do because it’s a very privileged role in this nation. However, when you’re choosing between leaders, none of whom will give you the ground swell of the Christian faith on which their life is built, you have to go for a person who will help a nation provide the best moral soil on which the freedom to believe and disbelieve can actually function. It is on a moral soil that the freedom to believe actually works best and truth can ultimately triumph. If you have an immoral soil created, then the truth is evicted and you’re not even given the opportunity of voicing your ideas in the market place and in the arena. The Christian faith ought to have a voice in the market place and in the arena, and in the academy and in politics, and in business. Any leader that will create the moral soil for Christians to continue to proclaim that right is the type of leader we should choose, when faced with a choice between the lesser of two evils.
Posted on: Fri, 25 Oct 2013 14:47:11 +0000
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