Let's check in on Christianity Today and see what Russell Moore's crew is up to lately.
Oh.
It's a bunch of wishy washy pietism from a Christian political scientist telling you that you should just stay home from voting (which would essentially guarantee a Harris victory ... hmm).
Here's a sample from the relatively short opinion piece.
Over the next four years, many federal judges and perhaps some Supreme Court justices will be appointed. Economic policy decisions could have major effects on our daily lives. Policies on abortion, foreign policy, and immigration have life-or-death effects. Again, fair enough.
But I believe how we get there is as important as where we arrive.
Yeah, I mean, sure Kamala is openly pushing for Christians to be forced to perform abortions or lose their license.
And yeah, Democrats have sued nuns to pay for birth control, and push pornography in elementary schools. They may even use porn normalization as an advertising tactic.
But Orange Man Bad. So it's pretty much a wash.
Stop me if this sounds familiar.
Then the conclusion, referenced above, is crystal clear.
My goal here is not to argue that all Christians should decide against voting. It is the more modest claim that in a binary election with choices like these, not voting may be the best way for many Christians to heed their consciences and the promptings of the Holy Spirit — even to 'vote biblically.'
He's not telling you that you don't have to vote. He's just telling you that it's totally okay to sit back and watch the country fail.
The "biblical" case for abdication of duty.
My two cents? Democrat operative Russell Moore's outlet sees the handwriting on the wall, so they are using their voice to target Donald Trump's most solid voting block to drive down turnout.
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Go out and support the candidate that will allow for the most Christian flourishing in the U.S.
It's not rocket science.
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