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Christian Ethics And Voting:
Can A Christian Vote For An Imperfect Candidate or Proposition?

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Regarding Christian ethics, the Scriptures are clear that there are immutable moral principles, grounded in our eternal, immutable God, that govern all humanity, not only those who believe in Christ.  This view is designated as Moral Objectivism or Moral Absolutism.  So how should we use these principles for making moral decisions, especially on voting day […]

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