Is voting a biblical duty for Christians, or simply a civic right? This episode poses that very question as we explore the nuanced intersection of faith and politics, especially in light of the election between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump. 

We then turn our attention to the scriptural arguments surrounding Christian participation in voting. Should Christians feel obligated to vote, or does scripture grant them the liberty to abstain? We dissect passages from Romans 13, First Timothy, and Matthew 5:13, exploring their implications on stewardship and submission to authority. The debate is anything but one-sided, as we entertain the notion that not voting might still align with Christian values when faced with the "lesser of two evils" dilemma. 

Finally, we underscore the essential role of conscience in the voting process and the importance of community engagement. From school boards to city councils, the significance of voting extends beyond presidential candidates, urging Christians to stay involved at a local level. 

Super challenging and we hope also super helpful.

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