The Voting Christian: Seeking Wisdom for the Ballot Box

The world we have known has been thrown into confusion seemingly overnight. The 2016 presidential election is scrambling our political categories. What a man or woman is has become controversial. The world beyond our borders seems to be flying out of control. With confidence in God’s sovereign goodness, yet discouragement over consistent defeats in the culture wars, Christians are perplexed over how to navigate their political options. In this timely work, D.C. Innes, a professor of politics at The King’s College and an ordained minister, addresses issues from immigration and global security to the police wars and the continuing fallout of the sexual revolution. His academic and pastoral experience position him to provide rare insight for wise choices at the polling place and for living a faithful Christian life in a world increasingly hostile to the Christian faith. With the most important election of our lifetime only months away, you must get your hands on this book as soon as possible and devour it.

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