Politics

When to Speak Out? A Pastor’s Engagement with Current Issues

The Preacher and Politics: Seven Thoughts

Babylon Bee: The poll found that 72% of self-identified evangelicals would vote and even campaign for the prince of fallen angels should he promise to promote Republican policies while in office.

Babylon Bee: “We just ask, Father Trump, that you would just, just use this place to advance the good news of right-wing politics, that you would spread your message far and wide. Just use us now, Father Trump. It is in the name of Ronald Reagan that we pray, amen!”

“The American Charter Project (ACP) sponsored the program in an effort to offer guidance on how to overcome polarization in the United States along ideological and religious divides. ACP will release the “American Charter of Freedom of Religion and Conscience” later this year as part of its effort.” BPNews

Roger Olson: [F]undamentalism has always been evangelical Christianity’s “far right wing”—theologically. However, neither evangelicalism nor fundamentalism are political identities; this confusion is the creation of certain sociologists of religion and the media.

“The American Culture & Faith Institute has compiled a list of the top 20 most effective organizations making a difference in culture, based on a survey among Christian conservatives.” CPost

Doug Wilson: So the Democrats are all about accepting the results of the election. Unless they lose, and they think that the shameless media is willing to be just as shameless as they are. Then they do … well, what they are currently doing.

Doug Wilson: I do have to say that I am enjoying the [presidential] transition way more than I thought I would be enjoying it. And here are some of the reasons why, along with some free observations here and there.