A Christian perspective on politics
It’s election season again, so it’s a good time to ponder a Christian perspective on politics. I’ll be the first to admit that it’s not easy to consistently conduct oneself in a Christ-like manner while engaged in politics, but that’s true of all of life, isn’t it? Jesus never promised it would be easy!
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You know, I missed it coming and going. When I was very young, adults had all the perks and all the fun. They got to run the TV, run the household, run the world. Now that I’m approaching the town limits of Codger-ville, kids get all those goodies. Maybe not running the world, but I don’t see how they could do a much worse job than the adults are doing. Yup. Missed it both ways.
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