2012 Presidential Election

Is it Wrong to Vote for the Lesser of Evils? Shouldn’t We Instead Vote for a Third Party Candidate?

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Bishop orders priests to read anti-Obama letter at Sunday sermons

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Pro-Life Baptist Leader Richard Land Endorses Mitt Romney

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Billy Graham, in a national advertising campaign launched Oct. 18, calls on Americans to “vote for biblical values” as they cast ballots in the upcoming election.

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Why Abortion Is the Most Important Issue in This Election

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This election’s choice: Romney, third-party (=Obama), or don’t vote (=Obama)?

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Can a Christian Vote for a Non-Christian Candidate?

“Theologian Wayne Grudem writes in Politics According to the Bible, ‘Christians should support the candidates who best represent moral and political values consistent with biblical teaching, no matter what his or her religious background or convictions.’”

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Social conservative leaders

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After more than a year of campaigning and numerous debates, the conventional wisdom holds that now is the time to settle on a candidate and get on with the business of defeating President Barack Obama. That approach has it completely backward.

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Have Evangelicals Lost Their Sway? Bottom Line Is to Beat Obama

2012 Presidential Election

Randy Alcorn: "To vote for the lesser of evils is to vote for less evil."

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"Catholic politicians and supporters who callously enable the destruction of innocent human life in the womb reject Jesus as their Lord"

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Richard Land Endorses Mitt Romney: "the most important election since one that occurred on Nov. 6, 1860"

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Billy Graham ad: 'Vote for biblical values'

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Why Abortion Is the Most Important Issue in This Election

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Why a third-party Presidential vote this year is foolish and irresponsible

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"There are many Christians who feel anxiety about whether or not they should support a Mormon"

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Evangelical leaders plan weekend meeting to seek unified support for a GOP nominee

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"Settling on a candidate at the start of the primary and caucus season tells voters, particularly evangelicals, that they must abandon principles for pragmatism."

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"social conservatives are going to coalesce around the person they believe has the best chance of making Obama a one-term president"

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