Christianity was birthed from the margins of a world empire. Its founder was no man of power in the traditional sense; neither were its first adherents people of influence. American Christianity is a far cry from those early days. For centuries, Christians have enjoyed a considerable level of influence and comfort. But the culture is steadily severing its ties with historic Christianity in an attempt to perpetuate an inclusive and tolerant society. The realm of politics is a battleground for this. Christians with strong, biblically faithful, and theologically informed convictions are caught in the middle. How did we get here? What is one to do when Christian values are upheld by opposing parties? Is one party more aligned with Christianity than the other? Can Christians separate their faith from their vote? Should they? All that and more on this edition of Questions from the Pew.

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