Are you a Christian Conservative political activist? Does it irk you when your church doesn’t take a clear positions on the political issues of our day? Well, we both regret that Christians do not speak out and stand against the evils done in our by our government in our name. Nevertheless, we must remember that the church exists primarily to fulfill The Great Commission (Matthew 28:16-20), not to stand against evil as described in Ephesians 6:10-20.
Consider, for example, the purpose of a Bible Study class. The emphasis in a Bible study class is biblical scholarship, not Christian discipleship. Why the distinction? Until we know what the Bible says, we cannot do what Ephesians 6:10-20 requires of us, Christian discipleship. How do we learn discipleship. We learn discipleship by the example of others, not necessarily from the Bible. We learn how to be a disciple…
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Citizen Tom 
Good points. J.
Thanks!
Tom,
I read a post on a similar topic titled: Trump or Biden? What’s a Catholic voter supposed to do?
https://www.americamagazine.org/politics-society/2020/08/31/trump-biden-catholic-voter
Frankly, we really have a problem this election of what to decide based on our Christian beliefs and our Faith beliefs.
While I agree both candidates as far as Christian beliefs are concerned, are a choice between the lesser of two evils, instead of the better of two goods. However, we have to make a choice in policies between the two that will hopefully benefit the future of our Nation.
Which policies are more good or evil to me is a simple decision between the candidates. However, to others it is not? Am I as a voter wiser or more foolish than other voters is not what needs to be considered.
What should be considered in this election in my opinion is which candidate will more likely support school choice or school vouchers. which is needed to help make future fhe future of the USA a better place because it result in more voters in the future to be aware of the Bible teachings, and hopefully supply more good choices of political candidates in the future elections instead of more evil choices.
Regards and goodwill blogging
@Scatterwisdom
Agree.