Tag Archives: christians

…But Christians Are Something New

By rey | Published: October 8, 2009
This is long. I could have extended this as part of a series but the thought flow necessitated one long post, so I apologize. Three thousand, eight hundred words longer than any other post I write but I figured that since no one is reading, I figure I could just put this all out there [...]
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Immigration, Christian Rulers and Their Responsibility

By rey | Published: July 30, 2009
Yes, this is part of my immigration series, and no I will not examine forms of democracy. I won’t explain the nature of the constitutional republic (which protects the individuals) and how it operates via a representative democracy either. I’m not even going to touch on the nuances of power balance (technically) ensures that no [...]
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Should Christians Vote?

By rey | Published: October 28, 2008
Some time ago I wrote about how a Christian who stands on the Gospel is to act in regards to the government. But I want to address a different aspect by asking the following to us American Christians: should Christians vote?
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