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Established in 1921 & Served by Augustinians

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Jesus was political and so are we ~ how christians vote matters

Our Mission: to see the baptized who live in SoNoGo worship in SoNoGo

Tuesday, February 24, 2009

Premillennialism and Politics Don't Mix


by Gary DeMar | February 24, 2009

What is so troubling about Christian involvement in politics? Christians like John MacArthur, Cal Thomas, and Ed Dobson have written on the subject. MacArthur's Why Government Can't Save You includes the following subtitle: An Alternative to Political Activism. While MacArthur does not “believe we should remove ourselves from the political process,” he does object to “the prevailing mindset that makes political and social activism the primary business of Christianity and reduces faith in Christ to just another political force.” If that's the nature of today's Christian political activism, then I will join MacArthur in opposing it. Cal Thomas and Ed Dobson (not to be confused with James Dobson) follow a similar theme in their book Blinded By Might with a subtitle similar to MacArthur's book: Why the Religious Right Can't Save America. No one I know believes that politics and social activism are the primary business of Christians or that “government” or the Religious Right can save us. . . (Continue Reading)

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