Tag Archives: government

Should Christians Rejoice Over The Death of the Wicked?

By rey | Published: May 2, 2011
After some (long) time of hunting, the American special forces have successfully found and killed Osama Bin Laden, fulfilling the mission that was implemented under the command of President Bush. As President Obama echoed the words of said president, the American resolve remained united, and an enemy was stopped. And with the preparation for the [...]
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Christians, Immigration, and the Law

By rey | Published: July 17, 2009
My thought model sort of worked. It allowed me to see the driving principles that ran through Israel’s treatment of immigrants while yielding some information about how those principles might be applied today; but it kept catching one snag. Our problem isn’t immigration—it’s illegal immigration. Because of that, I had to reflect on human laws, [...]
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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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